A Franco-Japanese multidisciplinary artist, Tiffany Bouelle creates works with abstract or figurative forms and a colorful palette. Intimate and committed, they tell shared moments of life, stories of women, words and ideas that the artist collects through her encounters. At the heart of her process, there is first writing, guardian of words and thoughts, then drawing which exhausts the subject to reduce it to the essential and finally the line, simple, pure, calligraphed in acrylic or Japanese watercolor on carefully selected paper.

Her practice, meticulous and choreographed, is similar to a reconquest of the body and mind, a certain search for harmony. As a free spirit, Tiffany Bouelle refuses to be confined to a medium and never ceases to develop her practice and her technique that she applies to the world of fashion as well as to that of decorative arts. Behind this effusion also hides a bias: that of sharing her art with as many people as possible and of connecting it to the world around her. A generous, strong and reassuring soul, Tiffany's work resonates like music with a double rhythm.