Carole discovered her passion for visual arts while studying biology at university. In 2025, after more than thirty-five years dedicated to scientific research, Carole decided to devote herself entirely to her artistic career.

Her knowledge of biology enhances her appreciation of nature and fuels her inspiration. With each new piece, she strives to integrate this wealth of observations and reflections, inviting the public to take a fresh look at nature, to marvel at its complexity, and to recognize its vulnerability. This ongoing approach drives her practice and pushes her to innovate, both in technique and message, so that each creation becomes a celebration of life and a call for its preservation.

In 2025, Carole painted outdoors at the Plaisance National Park throughout the year to showcase its natural beauty. This creative experience within nature, carried out over the changing seasons, allowed her to discover the park’s landscapes from a new perspective. It was accompanied by a unique and inspiring sensory experience, integrating natural scents, changing light, and the movements of the surrounding elements, all of which are reflected in the emotional depth of the works created. Inspired by the splendor and richness of the scenery, Carole completed her paintings in the studio. This project will culminate in an exhibition entitled The Inspiring Nature of the Park, scheduled for April 2026 in a building within the park.