I'm an illustrator by trade, but above all, I'm a big dreamer . I've always loved things that are gentle, poetic, and magical. It was while drawing a swan—that elegant, peaceful animal—that I had a kind of epiphany. I had found my symbol. My anchor.

He is the one who inspired the name of my workshop: Cygnature . A play on words between "cygne" and "signature", because each creation I make is signed with a part of me.

Why embroidery? Because I wanted something more real, more powerful than a simple print. Embroidery is about patience, precision, and heart.

It's a skill that gives depth, texture, and soul to objects. And above all, it lasts. It transcends time without losing its beauty. When I discovered machine embroidery, I was fascinated. It's not just a machine.

It's almost a creative partner. I've learned to know it, to listen to it, to understand every sound, every tension of thread. When it starts up, I feel a very particular emotion: it's as if my creativity comes to life, stitch by stitch, thread by thread .