Woman holding an open art portfolio in front of a red abstract painting on an easel, with paintbrushes and bookshelves in the background
Woman holding an open art portfolio in front of a red abstract painting on an easel, with paintbrushes and bookshelves in the background

About me and my process

I'm Enora, a French-Australian, Sydney-based mixed media artist exploring the spaces in between; ocean and land, stillness and movement, tension and softness, the personal and the natural world.

My background in ballet and my connection to the ocean through swimming have shaped the way I approach my work. I'm drawn to rhythm, movement, texture and colour, and to the unexpected possibilities that emerge when different materials come together.

Working intuitively across paper and canvas, I combine acrylic, collage and reclaimed everyday materials to create layered, tactile pieces that invite a closer look. I'm interested in contrasts and the relationships between seemingly opposing elements, where structure meets spontaneity, precision meets freedom, and the familiar becomes something unexpected.

I often incorporate materials that might otherwise be overlooked or discarded, finding beauty and new possibilities in what already exists. For me, making art is an ongoing process of exploration: following my curiosity, experimenting with materials and remaining open to what might emerge.

In the Studio

Artist writing painting drawing in sketchbook art mixed media
Close-up of a ceramic container filled with various paintbrushes, some with blue and pink handles, with paint supplies blurred in the background.
A woman artist is sitting on a white stool, observing a large abstract blue painting on an easel. The scene is set indoors, art studio, with art supplies, including a paint palette, brushes, and a container of yogurt on a patterned rug.
Close-up of a painter's palette with thick, colorful acrylic paints in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, blue, black, purple, and white, with a paintbrush resting on it.

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