A series of posters depicting my favorite destinations around the world. Work in progress.

Artistic direction and complete design for the 1951 Cuvée, a Crémant de Loire limited to 1,000 bottles, created to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Caves de la Loire—which became Dumnacus Vignerons in 2026. The graphic concept features a dual-material label: vintage ivory paper on one side and contemporary black paper on the other, joined by a symbolic tear. Two eras, one story. A wine that evokes memories as much as it celebrates.

Official poster for the 50th anniversary of the La Gallésie en Fête festival in Monterfil (35). For this anniversary edition, the challenge was to capture five decades of a popular festival in a single image, without falling into the trap of static nostalgia. The composition functions as an image to be observed: a roasted pig, a “gouren,” “rugby strobet,” a “godinette,” the “cheva de St-Genou,” an accordion, church steeples, and Breton swallows all come together in a rich, bustling scene, designed so that viewers will return to it again and again and always discover a new detail. Several nods to the festival’s history anchor the poster: graphic elements borrowed from past editions’ posters—the musician pig, the swallows, the butterfly, the snail—reinterpreted in this year’s style to bridge the gap between 50 years of visuals. The design is featured across all communication materials: posters, admission tickets, the entrance arch, banners, and event signage.