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Thank u…. Very inspirational for me!

Toutes explorations, ce cheminement fait écho en moi. J'espère avoir la chance de pouvoir vivre une de vos installations

fascinating to see behind the scenes

I have her books. Thank you I enjoyed this interview 💖 from Australia xx 🦘

Bravo ! Quelle belle immersion ! 15 minutes de pause...

Even I create ( whatever) is just to keep myself occupied with something I love to do. It may be painting, stitching, crochet and whatever I have done throughout my life from the age of eight.

Dear, I can relate to your story in a different way. But how you narrated it all is only through your loving heart. I became extremely emotional. Your life is certainly a lesson for me in every sense and aspects. I am unable to thank you enough. Love you . Thanks 🙏

Merci!

Thank you for this - I feel a resonance with your words and work.

Quelle minutie, quelle beauté, quel voyage aussi au pays de la joaillerie. Merci !

Moi qui aime les mots et le langage, j’ai vraiment apprécié cet entretien.

Merveilleux travail d’art et de passion ! Merci Monsieur Rullière pour vos somptueuses créations ! @Nathalie Banaigs, merci pour cette vidéo.

C est très beau..

Vraiment intéressant ce cheminement jusqu’à enfin trouver sa place et sa manière.

La magie de l’art !

Very powerful, thank you 😊

Lovely.

Très intéressant et apaisant ! Je sais qu’elle sera ma prochaine lecture .

Qu’elle délicatesse et légèreté! Bravo

Qu’elle délicatesse et légèreté ! Bravo

I feel the same connection of trees and my art. This touched my heart. Thank you

I loved every moment of this interview. I loved here view of life and of creativity. There was also so much I could identify with personally. We live in a tiny cottage, nearly 400 years old, and after a devastating nervous breakdown, which affected every area of my life, my husband was designated my main 'carer'; a name he hated because he said he cared for me because he loved me, not because the state had designated that title to him. After ten years, as part of my recovery process, he arranged to have a wonderful studio built for me in our garden (the only place where there was room enough). I had always wanted to be an artist, but my father, who was Indian, said "Absolutely not! Indian daughters don't become artists", so I followed a professional career. When my studio was completed a friend took a photograph of the two of us outside it. Two weeks later he became very ill and was admitted to hospital as an emergency. I suffered from acute anxiety, severe depression and severe agoraphobia. It was also at the height of the Covid crisis. My anxiety became so acute that, despite medication, I couldn't control it and had a massive heart-attack. By the time I arrived at hospital (a different one from where my husband was) I was virtually dead. All the consultants involved in my care said I couldn't possibly survive the night and my husband was rushed over to say goodbye. Well, I did live, but both my husband and I were in hospital for several months and didn't see each other again in all that time. Eventually I was discharged home for a long recovery process and my husband was returned home for 'End of Life Care'. So, I survived; my husband died; just two weeks after our 40th Wedding Anniversary. I have never used my lovely studio and now never will. I am surrounded by memories of my beloved husband and feel like I am dying from the inside. It's so bad that I have decided that I can't live here any longer and our lovely, old cottage will be put up for sale shortly. Strangely enough, this lady's story has given me hope. When I move my new art studio will either be my living room, dining room, or bedroom; but I am determined to make art. I have never been to art school and have no training in art, but it doesn't matter if no-one else thinks it's any good. It will be a new start for me when I will have to learn to live without him, or surrounded by so many agonising memories. But I will have a studio. I will make art. And I will learn to live again. Thank you very much for this life-affirming, encouraging interview (Diane). A tiny coincidence: my nan was half Roma.

So revealing thank you for sharing

J'ai eu énormément de plaisir à parler avec Emmanuel; notre rencontre a été l'occasion d'une véritable conversation en profondeur. Il m'a sensibilisée à l'importance des mots, à leur sens; aussi au sens de nos actions et des choses qui nous entourent... Comment la philosophie peut-elle être (mieux) intégrée dans notre vie quotidienne ?

So insightful and interesting. Wonderful.

The painting behind you is beautiful

Loving your spoken thing.

😊 I pray you one day no longer feel as though you're running from terror. “There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love”.1 John 4:18 🌸 Jesus offers peace and love. "For God so loved the world that John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." 🌸

Beautiful message. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing! ❤ nano gold ❤

I can so relate to this, thank you

Have you ever used found objects or personal mementos in your own creative projects? Share your experience! *** Avez-vous déjà utilisé des objets trouvés ou des souvenirs personnels dans vos propres projets créatifs ? Partagez votre expérience !

Un entretien mené de main de maître @nathaliebanaigs ! Anne se livre sur son expérience de photographe avec naturel et sincérité. Félicitations à vous deux 👏

Je découvre beaucoup de toi dans ce documentaire ! Bravo ❤

L’exposition « floue » a été une révélation à Sceaux

Anne, tu développais ces photos qui n’étaient pas les tiennes en chambre noire ?

Quand on est passionnée, on fait des choses merveilleuses ! Anne a beaucoup de talent et va continuer de nous faire vivre de belles choses ! J’en suis sûre !

Très bien video

J'aime beaucoup ce parcours d'exploration de thèmes variés, j'ai hâte d'en voir l'évolution... En attendant, une question: quels ont été les moments les plus mémorables ou émouvants au moment des prises de vue ?

Les pièces de Philippe Rullière sont tout simplement magnifiques. On y voit son expertise et son savoir-faire dans chaque détail.

Thank you!

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Beautiful words and message! Do art for YOU!

So inspiring to hear CAS talk about her creative journey. Cheers, Christine

Watch Cas Holmes' profile too, filmed in her studio: ruclips.net/video/Hj88zNsjRx8/видео.html

Listen to Cas Holmes' artist talk too, where she was in conversation with Rob Smith during the Storytellers exhibition: ruclips.net/video/L6eHVp7nAuo/видео.html

Thank you! This is an amazing and inspiring sharing. I'm left thinking even more thoughtfully about why I engage in creative doings - my "why" for making and my increasing comfort in making for my mining the nano-gold that I find all around me in the world.

Such a lovely woman and fantastic video of her interview. Thank you 🙏🏻

Impressive 🎨👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

I studied ceramics at art school but wish i had done textiles

This was beautiful ❤ You've blessed me with accepting what I create as for me, without fear of judgment🙏♥️.