Born in Brest, Finistère, on November 21, 1904, this artist pursued a path shaped by exploration and disciplined craft. Growing up amid the Atlantic light and maritime landscapes, he developed a lifelong fascination with form, texture, and the rhythms of daily life. Throughout his career, he immersed himself in studies that bridged traditional techniques with evolving approaches, cultivating a practice grounded in observation and quiet introspection. His work reflects a commitment to clarity, balance, and a thoughtful engagement with space and material. Residing across various artistic communities, he contributed to dialogues about image, meaning, and the handmade in a rapidly changing world.