A graduate of Villa Arson, Émilie transforms each canvas or mural into a meditation on the moment, where the sky becomes both subject and decoration, revealing its transparency, its lightness and that voluptuousness that only the ephemeral can offer. For her, the cloud — elusive and always unique — is much more than a motif: an obsession, a pretext for painting. As John Constable wrote: "painting is just another word, synonymous with feeling."

Her paintings are a part of the tradition of 18th-century painted wall and ceiling decorations, where serene and dreamlike skies, in trompe-l'œil, create the illusion of an infinite celestial space, inviting dreaming and escape. In parallel, she explores ceramics, extending her dialogue with nature through objects where matter and gesture respond to each other.

Émilie is wearing a navy striped mandarin collar shirt from FHB with a short sheep's wool vest from La Blouse de Lyon and a cotton apron apron from Le Laboureur