Clotilde's smile

Description

Epopee of the look this work invites the spectator to observe more than to look, to see. To understand.

Made by an artist to whom nature has given Asperger's syndrome, autism, this work highlights the particular sensibility of those who live and undergo the same skin, the strength of a sensitivity that is "other" , The difference between looking and seeing. Between being watched and being really and finally seen.

Immersed in a feminine dimension, this work seems to want to look beyond, to truly see the freedom of being.

Looks like looking at me, but please: SEE!