About Naïma, Artist, Wild Dreamer

I was 11 when I first discovered the house and gardens of Claude Monet, near Paris.

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That school trip opened a new world for me, a silent awe before a place where art and nature became one.

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Back home, drawing became essential to my life. I spent hours reproducing animals, flowers, and landscapes, guided by an instinctive fascination with the living world.

From an early age, the idea of becoming an artist took root. Yet the path was not immediate. It required time, detours, and a slow inner maturation.

 

In 2017, a meeting during a trip to California reignited this deep connection to painting , like a gentle reminder. Upon returning home, I picked up my brushes again. Since then, creating has become a natural and essential part of my life.

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I often describe this journey as that of a lotus flower: a gradual, almost invisible unfolding, after many years spent searching. Everything was already there, waiting to bloom.

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Today, painting is at the heart of my life. It is a space for inner exploration, a way to connect with what ties us to our essential nature.

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Through my work, I develop a universe inspired by the feminine, where strength, softness, and freedom meet.

Each painting invites contemplation and a reconnection with a more instinctive, sensitive part of oneself.