Ever since her childhood, Barbara has been wrapped up in the love of art.

«Dragged» by her parents from one exhibition to another, from yet another museum to another art gallery, her taste for painting, and particularly abstract and colorful art, was not a coincidence.

Throughout her childhood and adolescence, the young Barbara practiced classical dance with passion. She trained her eye there, discovered the great artistic movements and opened herself to the freedom of spirit inherent in art and artists.

From the ages of 7 to 12, Barbara took drawing classes that educated her hand and her eye and taught her how to master her lines. She also realised that drawing freed her fears and brought her peace.
Confined in the middle of the Covid period, Barbara unconsciously reactivated this means of defence and thus launched her career as an artist.

Refractory to science, the artist decided to study law at university, which led her to the Brussels Bar, as a lawyer specializing in family law. Dance, photography and drawing allow her to free her stifled creativity. Fashion sketches fill her notebooks, a universe that fascinates her more than the law. She dreams of being a fashion designer, she loves anything that brings beauty and happiness.