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Plus ou Moins
2023. French version edited by Lendroit Editions, Rennes.
Printed dice, variable dimensions, 100 copies.
>>> More or Less is a game composed of 2 dice to be rolled. On the sides of the first die, the following terms : work, consume, produce, tax, pay, earn. On the second die, the words : more, less, more, less, more, less. This multiple echoes today's socio-economic questions that punctuate our current reality.

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More or Less
2023. English version, Paris : artist edition.
Printed dice, variable dimensions, 100 copies.
>>> More or Less is a game composed of 2 dice to be rolled. On the sides of the first die, the following terms : work, consume, produce, tax, pay, earn. On the second die, the words : more, less, more, less, more, less. This multiple echoes today's socio-economic questions that punctuate our current reality.

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Agenda
2022. Edited by Pernod Ricard Foundation, Paris.
Engraved metal coin, Ø 2.7 cm, 1000 copies
>>> Agenda proposes the rule of an everyday game: “Flip the coin everyday”. It consists of flipping a coin each morning to decide whether our day will be off or on, thus allowing chance to redefine our relationship to time and productivity.
On one side, the inscription MONDAY, followed by WORK TODAY, urges us to work. On the other side, SUNDAY, followed by DO NOT WORK TODAY, calls for free time. The week thus redefined by chance becomes dynamic.

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The Negotiation Game
2021. Edited by Centre des Livres d'Artistes, St-Yrieix-la-Perche.
Printed playing cards, 8,5 x 5,4 cm.
1st edition of 30 copies signed and numbered.
2nd edition of 100 copies.
>>> The terms WIN, LOSE and COMPROMISE refer as much to the game vocabulary as to the different agreements to which a commercial or political negotiation can lead: win-win, lose-lose, win-lose, compromise...Put on playing cards, these formulas reflect the violence of power relations.







Give and Take
2022. Paris : artist adition
Printed tote bag, 42 x 38 cm, unlimited edition

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One, Two, Three
2018. Paris : artist edition.
Offset print, edition of 400 copies to take away
>>> Poster offered to the visitors during all the time of an exhibition.The image is to be cut out following the dotted lines in order to isolate 3 zones: primary sector, secondary sector and tertiary sector.On each of the pieces, a point indicates where to make a hole to hang the work on the wall.

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Added Value
2017. Edited by Un pain Collection, Paris.
Ceramic, coins, variable dimensions.





Magic Stick [Abacrabadra!, Abaradabrac!, Adabracabra!, Acabradabar!, Arbacabrada!]
2023. Edited by Pernod Ricard Foundation, Paris.
Printed pencils, 5 x 100 copies

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Light Match
2022. Edited by We Do Not Work Alone, Paris.
Wooden batten, red light bulb LED, lamp socket, wire and plug socket, zip ties and screwing hooks, 108 cm, 120 copies

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Short-Circuit
2022. Paris : artist edition.
Electrical wire, two male plugs, variable dimensions, 5 copies.

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Point Ligne Plan [Point and Line to Plane]
2020. Paris : artist edition.
Printed dice, variable dimensions, 50 copies
>>> Each roll of the dice generates a new random drawing made of points, lines and planes.

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Black Square
2016. Paris : artist edition.
Fabric, mixed material, 37 x 37 cm, edition of 5 each of a different weight.

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Aplomb : Perpendicular Direction to the Horizontal Plan
2014. Paris : artist edition.
Offset color print on cardboard 350g, inox hooks, 21,5 x 15,5 cm, 25 copies
>>> The six attachment points are to be used to hang this work. The position will be perpendicular or angled on the wall depending on the chosen attachment point.

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Up and Down
2022. Paris : artist edition.
Cotton strap (blue), rivets, screws, variable dimensions, 10 copies.

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Landscape
2021. Edited by Atelier Arcay, Paris.
Silckscreen print with scratch-off ink, 7 x 10 cm, 500 copies.

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Sur Place - À Emporter
2023. Edited by Lendroit Éditions, Rennes
double-sided print on 350g card, edition of 200 copies

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SOON COOKED BEER • 2060 : + 2°
2022. Beer commissioned by Multiple Art Days x Demory Paris
This project addresses, in a humorous and subversion manner, the urgent issue of global warming by creating this unique beer whose alcohol content has been boosted by +2° in relation to the initial recipe. In this way, she establishes a connection between the increase in its alcohol level and the increase of the Earth’s temperature +2° Celsius predicted by climatologists for the year 2060.
The beer’s name is a play on words: "SOON COOKED" refers to the idea of being “cooked” in the sense of “drunk” or “intoxicated,” but also more literally, being cooked in the increasing heat around the planet. "SOON COOKED BEER • 2060 : + 2°," will therefore get us drunk much too quickly, as the constant pressure and collective hysteria in contemporary society leads us to avoid confronting the catastrophe that is unfolding before our eyes.

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Expanding the Margin Lines
2019. Offset print on adhesive tape, 5 x 660 cm, édition of 2000 copies
>>> A tape made for all the shipments of Adhex Tecnhologies Company. Project running from January 2020 to January 2021.
Every use of this adhesive tape on parcels generates an ephemeral sculpture which can be seen during the process of shipment before it vanishes as soon as the parcel is opened.

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Donnant - Donnant
2020. Paris : artist edition.
Double sided print on 300g gold paper card, 9 x 14 cm, edition of 50 copies.





Copyleft | Copyright
2019. Paris : artist edition.
Digital print on paper, 29,7 x 21 cm, unlimited edition, downloadable online

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Dimension variable [Variable Dimension]
2017. Paris : artist edition.
Digital print on 80g paper, 100 locations, variable dimension
>>> This work is both a multiple (100 copies) and a unique piece (made of 100 fragments). The dimension of this work is never setteled as it varies constantly from the distance that separates each person who holds one of the fragments.Thus this work creates an invisible, but tangible link between 100 individuals.

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1 − 2 + 3 × 4 − 5
2016. Edited by We Do Not Work Alone, Paris.
Engraved inox ruler, double sided, 32 x 1,5 cm, unlimited edition.
>>> By placing a mathematical operator in between each number the product of this sequence once added, subtracted, multiplied and divided is equal to the actual length of the ruler: 30 cm on one side and 12 inches on the other.