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In these paintings, the cloud becomes the starting point for a new story. Observed and photographed in the real world, it is isolated, displaced or extrapolated and placed in a different context. Freed from its original landscape, it becomes a presence in its own right, opening up new associations, encounters and narratives.

Each work is available in A4 and A3 formats, with an integrated white margin, hand-signed and ready to frame.

Choose your favourite cloud or create your own sky by combining several works. 

Cloudy Mood evokes the vast skies of the Dutch masters of the Golden Age, in an introspective atmosphere where time seems suspended. Dense and crossed by shadow and light, these northern clouds seem to carry within them the memory of stories past. Here, the sky also becomes a mirror of an inner state, shifting and elusive, somewhere between passing darkness and light.

The original paintings Cloudy Mood I, II and III were painted in acrylic on cotton canvas, measuring 24 × 30 cm.

Cloudy Mood I-II-III exhibited at Centre d’Art Campredon in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and at the Atelier Néerlandais in Paris, 2025.

Nocturnal Dialogue grew out of a series of studies created around the large-scale painting Catch Me If You Can. Like that work, these three paintings explore the chiaroscuro of the Dutch masters and the northern skies where light emerges from darkness.

Against almost black backgrounds, small clouds float, light and isolated. The contrast between their luminous presence and the depth of the sky creates a distinctive tension. The forms seem to respond to one another, as if engaged in a silent conversation whose signs we can only glimpse.

The original paintings Nocturnal Dialogue I, II and III were painted in 2023 in acrylic on cotton canvas, measuring 20 × 25 cm.

The fine art prints can be displayed individually or together as a triptych.

Dutch Spring is a series of three studies created on the banks of the IJssel in the Netherlands, on a spring day when the sky was constantly changing. Driven by the wind, grey clouds swept across the river, occasionally allowing rays of sunlight to break through. A true ballet of light and shadow.

These three paintings seek to capture those fleeting moments when the landscape transforms with the changing sky. They also pay tribute to the great tradition of Dutch landscape painting and to the painters who gave the sky such a commanding presence in their work.

Dutch Spring I, II and III form a triptych in subtle shades of grey and light. The three prints can be displayed together as a group or purchased individually.

The original paintings de Dutch Spring I – II and III were painted in 2022 in acrylic on cotton canvas, measuring 13 × 18 cm.