For the Love of Art & Fashion

In 1981 she completed the circle and arrived in Paris again and embraced a modeling career for world renowned houses like Dior, Givenchy, and YSL to name a few.  Traveling around the world from 1907 to 2001 Michèle was the muse of Mikael Kors, the famous artistic director of Céline.  And ended her career at Chanel as a cabin model. All these experiences accumulated both in travel and in the midst of fabrics and colors gave her a taste for painting which she has practiced for more than 15 years.

We can distinguish three periods during his career as a painter...

       ·   In the first she tried to show the sheer presence of color without any     

            other formality or addition. Color as pure vision of the eye. 

       ·   The second period focuses on highlighting a conception of space

            around the themes of circularity, curves, and roundness, and volutes of

            the universe. The always curved lines become entangled and

            juxtaposed without, however, being able to detect the representation

            of anything identifiable.

       ·   Finally, the third period marks a real break with the first two, both in

            terms of method and in terms of the objectives pursued. The use of

            brooms and claws indicates a concern to represent volumes by one or

            two colors and by flat areas standardizing the canvas.

Basically, Michèle artistic journey can be summed up as follows:

"From Compactness To The Use of Vacuum"