Biography

Hélène Simone's paintings serve as a reminder of the devastating forest fires our planet is experiencing. With each brushstroke, she reconstructs the forest, weaving a narrative that calls for eco-consciousness and collective action. Simone blends ethics with aesthetics, transporting viewers into a colorful universe. Her aim is to emphasize the urgent need for flora regeneration.

The Botanical Garden of Deshaies in Guadeloupe is the primary inspiration for Simone's work. Her large-format canvases bring life to the beautiful baobab tree. Through dynamic compositions and vivid colors, she captures the tree's strength in the face of vulnerability. Her work symbolizes the fragility of our planet amid climate change.

Simone’s art highlights the baobab, a prehistoric species that embodies longevity and adaptability. In her work, the tree becomes a powerful metaphor, illustrating its enduring resilience to environmental shifts. Her art serves as a call to action, urging us to reassess our relationship with nature for a brighter tomorrow.