A thrill is an imperceptible vibration, a micro-event of the body and space. It is not a gesture, nor a cry: it is a discreet signal from the living, which crosses without noise.

It can be born from a draft, a memory, a look, a musical chord... or a barely touched contact. It's a sign of presence.

Each interaction creates visual and sound responses, illustrating the fragile tension between visible and invisible, tangible and intangible. Bodies that come closer or move away generate an energy that arises in bursts of light, evoking a thrill, an ephemeral beauty in the chaos of movement.

Inspired by Renoir's luminous shadows, this work does not seek to illustrate but to respond to the sweetness, the shared attention, the intimate atmosphere. Like Renoir, she favours sensation, the light that caresses, the disorder of the gaze, creating a space where movement weaves links, where presence becomes a form of silent love.