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Behind the glass: schoolchildren laughing. In front: a gym, turned into shelter. Two worlds, side by side. Divided by nothing but a window—and our indifference. Acrylic on paper, 50x65cm. Paris, summer 2025.

Acrylic on canvas 65x50cm. Sabina Chebichi, the first Kenyan athlete to win an international medal, runs here barefoot, white dress floating in the wind, as a revenge on History. Forgotten from the catwalks, erased from the stories, she returns victorious in a reinvented landscape. Women are giants. Even when History tries to shrink them. Thank you to all those who preceded us. Thank you to those who watch us grow.

Acrylic & embroidery, 73x100 cm - No White No Black They are beautiful, talented, they climb the steps and dig their place in a Hollywood that has long ignored them. But behind the smiles, what remains of their fragmented identity? Too black for white roles, too white to embody blackness. What a daily fight for those that we never want to totally name, that we reduce to a hybrid, reassuring, exotic label. #NoWhiteNoBlack is a canvas that questions this fragmented look. Acrylic & cross stitches: a thread stretched between two worlds, between pride and erasure. A work for those we see without looking at them.

Acrylique on Canvas, 40cmx40cm, She comes out of the boxes, clichés, and the forest - and tells you shit with grace. Because you can be badass in heels in the mountains and keep your lipstick in the turmoil.

“Two images. One history. One endless violence.” A watercolor where past and present dissolve into each other — a photo of a 1950s lynching in the American South, where white children smiled at horror, and the face of Trey Reed, found hanging in his Mississippi university in September 2025. In this painting, they meet. Memory and denial bleed together. Who do we become when we choose not to see? 🎨 Watercolor on paper, 53 x 70 cm

Acrylic on canvas, 100x100 cm Two souls, two mouths melting into each other. A love between two men — tender, intimate, and whole. A kiss that dissolves boundaries, a fusion of colors and hearts.

Ink on paper, 42x59.4 cm. A kiss. Two bodies that disappear to form only one emotion. A moment of raw tenderness, of assumed male vulnerability. No role to play. Just love, just the moment. Far from the clichés, close to the heart.

Two souls, side by side, wrapped in watercolor dreams. Masculine love dissolves into soft, pure hues—where every glance is a celebration, every shared smile a gentle dance in the mist of color. Let the world see love in all its fluid beauty. A3 watercolor on paper.