In 2026, I was given the opportunity to present my paintings in a newly opened café with a calm, minimalist interior and beautiful natural light.

The soft daylight entering through the large windows creates ideal conditions for viewing paintings, allowing colours, atmosphere, and subtle relationships of light to remain visible throughout the day.

This exhibition is especially meaningful because it runs simultaneously with my exhibition in Lutry. For the first time, visitors can find my paintings in two different locations at the same time.

Many people ask whether I have a studio or a permanent place where my work can be seen. At the moment, these two cafés have become exactly that: welcoming spaces where visitors can encounter my paintings in person, surrounded by the everyday life that inspired many of them.

I am grateful for this opportunity and for the trust of the café owners who opened their walls to my work.

The exhibition presents a selection of plein-air oil paintings inspired by Lake Léman, its changing light, atmosphere, and landscapes.