Generative mandalas, archangels, six-to-eight-second cinematic loops. The artistic signature of a long-form author — not a generic AI. Each image descends from a human gaze of twenty-five years.
Sacred geometry orchestrated by the author's hand. The mandala is not a motif: it is an act of restraint, a silent laying-down of light upon the hertzian pulse. A body of work exhibited at the Salon d'Automne, consecrated by the institutions. A visual grammar that conveys the sacred without ever declaiming it.
Discover the corpusThe digital sacred, incarnate. An iconography born of the long European tradition of the spiritual portrait, set down in a new material. The Little Queen of the Heavens, the angelic figures of the “Plume” series: a contemporary pantheon authored by Isabelle Schmitt, exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris.
Discover the corpusSix to eight seconds. A brief duration, enough to reveal the gesture of a living work and consecrate it as signature. Conceived for the signature screens of distinguished hotels, spas, galleries and immersive venues: a work that breathes, unfolds, accompanies without imposing.
Discover the corpusBeyond the singular work, a scalable, authored visual architecture, deployable for luxury houses, hotels of exception and cultural institutions.
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