Born in 1980 in Toulouse, Céline de Abreu da Luz is of French and Portuguese origin. Before devoting herself fully to painting, she worked in the fields of beauty and commerce. But drawing has never left her life. “I’ve been drawing since I was little… Everything became a surface to draw on,” confides the self-taught artist. At 38, a car accident profoundly changed her path — a defining ordeal that brought her back to her first love: art as grounding, as a path of transformation.
Céline returned to painting, carried by an inner force long dormant. The search for meaning, justice, faith in humanity, and the mystery of life became the pillars of her artistic practice. “No words. Just feel.” That is her mantra. Where language falls silent, her canvases speak. They translate the unspoken, embody emotion, and gather silence. Her brushes become soul messengers.
