Nax (Crête des lièvres), oil on canvas, 46×33 cm. 2007

Polyphemus, oil on canvas, 89x116cm. 2007-2008

In Homer’s Odyssey, the Cyclops Polyphemos is the gigantic one-eyed son of Poseidon. His name means big mouth. He kills and devours six men. Trapped, Odysseos tells Polyphemos that his name is Odys, translated as “nobody”. Then he escapes after blinding the Cyclops. Polyphemos yells for help from his fellow Cyclopes that “nobody” is killing him.

Polyphemus with the Cyclops, oil on canvas, 89x116cm. 2007

Heracles and Atlas, oil on canvas, 61×46 cm. 2011-2013

Reine d’Hérens, oil on canvas, 46×33 cm. 2013

In Homer’s Odyssey, the Cyclops Polyphemos is the gigantic one-eyed son of Poseidon. His name means big mouth. He kills and devours six men. Trapped, Odysseos tells Polyphemos that his name is Odys, translated as “nobody”. Then he escapes after blinding the Cyclops. Polyphemos yells for help from his fellow Cyclopes that “nobody” is killing him.

Polyphemus, oil on canvas, 33×46 cm. 2007-2013

La perle du lac, oil on canvas, 33×46 cm. 2007-2013

Satyr and nymph terrified by Persephone, oil on canvas, 89x116cm. 2005-2013