Papier Lâché begins with something ordinary: discarded paper, fragments, scraps and things that have already served their purpose.

I collect these remnants and give them another life. Layer by layer, piece by piece, the material is torn, shaped, glued and rebuilt into something new. What was once disposable becomes physical, expressive and sometimes strangely beautiful.

The works are not about hiding the waste. Quite the opposite. The wrinkles, tears, printed fragments and imperfections remain visible. They become part of the image, part of the story.

Papier Lâché is art born from what is left behind. It is a celebration of transformation — of finding beauty in the broken, the overlooked and the ordinary.

What begins as waste becomes a world.