It was my love of horses that brought me to the United States in 1978.  Prior to that time, I had always been interested in art and sculpting, but my passion for horses was always my first priority.  Then when the thoroughbred racing stable that I worked for moved to the United States, I was given the opportunity to accompany my beloved horses.  It was here in America that I finally understood the true meaning of freedom.  The are more opportunities and fewer barriers for women in the United States than in Europe.  Upon my arrival, I was encouraged to apply for my trainer's license and pursue a career in art - something that would have been impossible for me to do while living in France. 

I love the country of my birth and visit my family and friends often, but I have made the United States my home.  Now, I choose to celebrate this choice with my artwork.  Every experience I have had in my life is reflected in my art work.  The beauty and nobility of the countless horses I have worked with, the country of my birth and the country I adopted as an adult - all meld together to create an experience that is evident in my sculptures.  I work in bronze because there is tremendous life and strength in this medium - Not unlike the tremendous life and strength of the horses I've ridden.  For years, I communicated to horses through the subtle gestures of my hands.  Now I am using my hands to communicate through my artwork.

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THE EGYPTIAN EVENT 2006
June 6th-11th, 2005
A Show Like No Other      

Held at the prestigious Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky.  A horse lover's paradise combined with excellent horses, educational opportunities, entertainment, and family fun.

The Pyramid Society 

P.O. Box 11941, Lexington, Kentucky   USA
Ph: (859)-231-0771,  Fax: (859)-255-4810
Office hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday  through  Friday

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