Travel Journal in Bhutan — Autumn 2025: An organic blend of notes, photographs, and impressions…

What does that mean? Do we have a "wild Nature" within us? What is it? By our "wild Nature," should we understand raw instinct or original impulse freed from social and cultural conditioning?

« We need the tonic of wildness. At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomed by us because unfathomable. We can never have enough of nature. » [ ~ Henry David Thoreau, Walden ]

I was very honored to realize this unique 102 x 26 in. creation (mixed technique: inks, collages, watercolor, drawing...) for the superb AVRIL boutique (organic cosmetics) from Saint-Malo.

Of the five colors of Tibetan prayer flags, we know that each is associated with an element:

A series of snapshots reappears today on an old Mac, they seem outdated* and yet the views are eternal.

Beyond being markers of our history, fractures and their healing are initiations.

When I go to recharge my batteries at the little fisherman's house, my phone goes into Edge mode.

From my little haven of peace in Saint-Cast (Brittany) — the second studio — I contemplate Cézembre* and the " Grand Jardin " lighthouse.

This thangka comes directly from my fundamental interest in NATURE and BIODIVERSITY, even from a gentle “Artivist” aspiration.

During the summer of 2024, I channeled notes which filled a notebook and allowed me to precise my commitment as a painter driven by Dharma.

The studio has a few mantras. "Nature as a muse " is the most essential.

To celebrate her 26th birthday, the brand asked Caroline Maby to create an original work.