A versatile artist, Françoise de Guibert uses felt, charcoal, pastel and pen on all types of supports, with a penchant for egg painting and oil tempera pigments. Inspired by 18th century techniques, she displays an instinctive generosity in her artistic expression, often devoid of preconceived themes. Her works, resolutely organic, are the reflection of her "distant interiors," a tactile introspection that touches the observer deeply.