Sardoine Mia

In the manner of the earth that one brings back underfoot after walking, I leave the imprints and the emotions of my experience on the canvas.

Self-taught artist, I began to paint in childhood and have never stopped since. Inspired by the masters of expressionism, I plunge my subjects into the heart of the material, into colored masses that disrupt traditional perspective.

I build each work by strata, superimposing layers of matte and metallic acrylic washes to create a true sedimentation of the world.

Without an exclusive theme, my work is a resonance of my environment and my personal trajectories. Whether nourished by an encounter, a sound, an image or a simple sensation on the skin, my impulse remains the same: to translate into painting what words cannot formulate. To engrave these fleeting thoughts, these indescribable beauties and these moments of daydreaming to give them body through pigments and relief.

For me, painting is not reproducing reality, but suggesting its essence; it is an intimate evocation rather than a faithful depiction. It results in hybrid spaces where memories and desires intertwine to finally suspend time.