Trained and working as a fashion stylist, Waterflocolors has long designed collections for women, seeking not only to highlight and enhance their beauty with each passing season, but also to ensure that her creations reflect the spirit of their time. Like fashion, art reflects society and stands as a testament to an era.

Inspired by this observation and by their shared codes of aesthetics, emotion and transmission, Waterflocolors now uses her palette of colours, textures and diverse techniques to continue paying tribute to women through posters, stencils and paintings.

She draws inspiration from observing the women she encounters in her everyday life. Sensitive to social change and to questions surrounding women's roles, their place in today's society, their rights and their image, her work reveals the questions and reflections that shape her artistic approach.

If fashion belongs in the streets, then so does Waterflocolors' art. Eager to share her work with as many people as possible, including those who do not necessarily have access to art, she has been bringing her creations into the public eye for the past two years.

As an international street art capital, Paris has become an open-air, popular gallery where Waterflocolors draws positive energy from encounters, encourages dialogue, embraces diversity and nurtures her creativity.

Throughout the seasons, the city's walls are adorned with her Divines — a fitting name that poetically celebrates the beauty and diversity of women, in all their forms.

Waterflocolors portrays her Divines in every mood and at every stage of life, adorning them with petals, feathers, clouds, swirling patterns, butterflies and flowers. Divine, warrior-like, seductive, sensitive, independent, intelligent, vulnerable, strong, authentic, determined, passionate, dreamy, sad, joyful, loving, energetic and sometimes outraged.

Her lyrical graphic style offers a timeless portrayal of women, celebrating their many facets beyond the boundaries of time.