Sculptor, visual artist, and painter, Hélène Lusignan was born in 1965 in Saint-Quentin, Picardy. From childhood, she developed a deep sensitivity to all living things — to the secret rhythm of nature, to the breath of the animal and vegetal worlds. At sixteen, she earned a sculptor’s certificate (CAP) — an unconventional path for a young woman in the 1980s, when workshops were still considered a man’s domain. But Hélène refused such limitations. She chose another road, armed with a travel notebook and a free, untamed spirit.
From Europe to other continents, she explored the world, its people, and its philosophies. Fascinated by thought, matter, spirituality, and science, she lived through many lives — until exhaustion. Burnout became a crossing point. What seemed an end turned into a beginning: a new artist was born — freer, more vibrant, closer to the essential.
