About
From a very young age, I developed a special sensitivity to the living world, which I strive to observe and capture accurately.
This work stems from a focus on the gaze, seeking to capture in others what words cannot express—that which belongs to the realm of emotion.
Going against the tide of ubiquitous digital imagery, I have turned to traditional techniques such as charcoal, graphite, dry pastel, and watercolor.
These mediums allow me to capture the subtlety of expressions and reveal their depth.
Guided by the idea that “the eyes are the mirror of the soul,” this approach is based on a quest for the perfect line.
Pay tribute to your horse and reveal its soul through its eyes.
Each work arises from an encounter, from paying attention to another person, where the drawing becomes a space of resonance between perception and emotion.
Through these portraits, a living, dynamic presence emerges that transcends mere representation to reach an intimate and universal dimension.
Open to collaborations, I approach each project as a dialogue and travel to work as closely as possible with my subjects.
The horse, both expressive and majestic, is my favorite subject.
Fascinated by the strength and gentleness it exudes, I seek to reveal its beauty through these portraits.
My lifelong closeness to animals has given me a special sensitivity and an understanding of their emotions that goes beyond words.
The techniques I use allow me to create lines that are both vivid and delicate, with the precision and accuracy I value.
My works come to life thanks to this attention to movement and detail, without ever veering into hyperrealism.
Pay tribute to your horse and reveal its soul through its eyes.
My first exhibitions, which were praised by the local press, strengthened my desire to share my creations with the public.
Because conveying the beauty of life is so important to me, I regularly participate in exhibitions and events throughout the year.
BACKGROUND
2019: Collaboration with the Collège des Îles du Ponant in Groix to illustrate a novel of about 40 pages titled “Mission Même.” This project was part of an arts and culture education initiative funded by the DRAC Bretagne and the Departmental Council.
Creation of a mural depicting the panoramic view visible from the footbridge at the Beg Melen semaphore station on the island of Groix. (Brittany)
2021: Illustrations for the publishing house Encres de Siagne for “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” a new translation by Nicolas Koberich of Goethe’s work.
Spring 2023: Exhibition on the walls of the Crédit Agricole branch in Callac. A selection of equine portraits in charcoal, graphite, sepia, and watercolor.
Winter 2023: Collaboration with the Cottanceau-Prignitz Champagne House to design a label for the CROSS-A Etel
June 23–July 6, 2025: “The National Stud Farm of Lamballe, Cradle of the Breton Horse” exhibition for two consecutive weeks, featuring live drawing and painting demonstrations.
July 14, 2025: Participation in the Couleurs de Bretagne competition in Guerlesquin. First Prize in the Sérusier Monochrome category for *La Dame de Pierre*.
July 26, 2025: Participation in the “Oosphères” multisensory exhibition in Plourac’h, creation of portraits from life and exhibition.
September 28, 2025: Exhibition at Equifestif at the National Stud Farm of Lamballe
October 31–November 6, 2025: Sketching and painting of sculptors at work for the sculpture symposium organized by Seenu and Gabrielle Shanmugam in Ploëzal.
December 13, 2025, through February 7, 2026: Exhibition at the Maison de l’Épagneul Breton in Callac titled “Poésie d’Aquarelles.”
My work takes shape through movement, as the line unfolds.
PARTNER HOUSES
Some companies occasionally support my work by providing materials selected for their quality and high standards.
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
Le Penthièvre
"During her visits to the ‘Thursdays at the Stud Farm’ events, the portrait artist took the opportunity to sketch horses and then suggested organizing an exhibition. [...]
Morgane hopes to “stir emotions in visitors that prevent them from remaining indifferent.”
The artist will be sketching during the exhibition."
