Mathilde is a French artist living in Berlin, working primarily with oil painting.
Her paintings attempt to take a step back and consider layers of experience bleeding into one another: physical sensations and emotions, learned meanings and intimate forms of understanding.
She gathers mundane moments that reflect a subtle uncanniness — shapes that have impressed her, close-ups of body parts, or objects and situations removed from their original context. By painting them from a subjective perspective, introducing dreamlike details or slightly intensifying atmospheric qualities, she creates collections of sensory memories and traces of what being alive feels like from within.