The headdress (2026)

Against a background of raw linen, an aged face emerges from the painting, meticulously rendered in shades of ochre and earth tones: wrinkles, folds of skin, and a weary gaze form a map of time and lived experience. Resting upon this face is an embroidered headdress, abundant with flowers and white scrolls, like a adornment of memory passed down through the generations. The thread extends the painter’s stroke and crowns this face marked by age: it evokes tradition, lineage, and that which is passed down and endures beyond the wear and tear of time. Between the fragility of aging flesh and the permanence of embroidered fabric, *La Coiffe* explores that moment of transition when family heritage becomes both an ornament and a mark.