Oyster n°3; 56.5 cm x 77.5 cm, oil on beige fabric, 2011

Oyster n°2; 58 cm x 70 cm, oil on beige fabric, 2011

Oyster n°4; 43 x 53 cm, oil on beige fabric, 2011

Oyster n°1; 46 cm x 55 cm, oil on beige fabric, 2011

Almost all shell-bearing molluscs can secrete pearls, yet most are not very valuable;
91 x 150.3 cm, oil and gold on canvas,  2011

An oyster as the leap of faith- or doubt - as he tells us that salt and freshwater fish with fins and scales may be eaten, but water creatures
without those characteristics (catfish, lobsters, crabs, shrimp, mussels, clams, oysters, squid, octopi, etc.) should not be eaten;
67 x 81.5 cm; oil on orange silky fabric, 2011

Enormous and deified oyster; 164 cm x 191 cm, oil and gold on canvas, 2011

My brother, uncle Maurice and his goat herd in the seventies; oil on brown zebra-print fabric,
approx. 120 x 190 cm, 2011

An orange scapegoat that could - maybe - represent René Girard's mimetic double bind;
48 x 61.5 cm, oil on yellow fabric, 2011

A goyster: a goat with the body of an oyster / une chuître: une chèvre avec un corps d’huître
116 x 67.5 cm, oil on yellow fabric, 2011

Three African goats in a tree; 52.5 cm x 33 cm, oil and gold on canvas, 2011

Three African goats trying to reach high leaves; 53.5 cm x 33 cm, oil on canvas, 2011

“A goat bleating its head off before being sacrificed”/ “An action is very often misunderstood by those outside the faith”;
68 x 99 cm, oil and gold on canvas, 2011

A herd of goats with a funny looking black one and a nicely painted pink one;
58 x 95 cm, oil on grey fabric, 2011

A goat with the statement “It deals with guilt, contentment, the loss of a loved one, lack of sex and bad luck”;
90 cm x 126.5 cm, oil of wax fabric,2011

A ram’s head with the statement “It’s about what you can afford in terms of fear”; 90 x 125cm, oil on black fabric, 2011

“Even little people have big feelings” (Fassbinder); 68 x 82 cm, oil on wax fabric, 2011

Marx Ernst (seen from the back), checking the hanging of his paintings at l’Orangerie des Tuileries in Paris in the seventies (after a photo by A. Morain);
120.5 x 173 cm, oil on grey fabric, 2011

A flower bunch from a master painting, a monkey-looking man and me after a street fight; 90.5 x 150 cm, oil on zebra-print fabric, 2011

Dazzling bunch of flowers on disturbing background;
72 x 57 cm, oil on flower-print fabric, 2011

Wonderful you / a stunning bunch of flowers in a vase;
95 x 58 cm, oil on grey fabric, 2011

The Macabre Dance after Hans Holbein the Younger as fashion shoot ,
41.5 x 59.3 cm, oil on canvas, 2011

Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkeys - a critically endangered species from the tropical forests of Vietnam - looking at you;
58 x 95 cm, oil on canvas, 2011

Jack Johnson vs. James J.Jeffries, the fight of the century, 4thJuly 1910, Reno, Nevada, United States;
59 x 49.5 cm, oil on flower-print fabric, 201

By the time you read this, it will probably be established if she did or did not tell the truth about what happened in that hotel room;
49 x 64 cm, oil and gold on yellow fabric, 2011

Muhamad Ali vs. Sonny Liston / “The crowd did not dream, when they laid down their money, that they would see a total eclipse of Sonny”
(Cassius Clay)/ “Cassius, you're my million dollar baby, so please don't let anything happen to you before tomorrow night.” (Sonny Liston)
/ As read on CBS' I've Got a Secret, 24t

Rather badly painted portrait - but somehow could be good too - of the great world
heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson; oil on orange silky fabric,
50 x 58 cm, oval shaped frame, 2011

Cute cat with the statement “If you insult my religion, I’ll kill you”;
67 x 50 cm, oil on brown taffeta, 2011

Cute dog with the statement “You expressionist fucker”;
41 x 55 cm, oil on brown taffeta, 2011

Cats and dogs dancing on Public Enemy’s “Fight the Power”;
65 x 47.5 cm, oil on brown taffeta, 2011