PVettese, born in 1985 and based in Paris, draws her inspiration from masters such as Monet, Van Gogh and Chagall. His prolific work is distinguished by a colorful and lively mix of mixed media, exploring various media from canvas to sculptures.

In 2020, her artistic career stood out during the Printemps des Arts in Rosny sous Bois where she won the Public Prize and is marked by significant achievements, in particular her frescoes at Spot 13 and at Frigos in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, which attest of his talent and his assertive presence in public space. His fame was consolidated thanks to Squeezie and Joyca for a YouTube video highlighting his works exhibited at the ERBK Gallery in Paris.

In addition to its work in the streets and galleries, PVettese is actively involved in charitable works, participating in exhibitions and auctions to support the most deprived and preserve the environment, in partnership with organizations such as Faire ma Part , the NGO Humy and the association Allez Leur Des Ailes - Nepal.

Through his art, PVettese seeks to question and awaken emotions in viewers by combining abstraction with colorful works exploring various themes such as flowers, nature and landscapes. His dynamic and evocative compositions instinctively manipulate lines, colors and mediums to create multidimensional works.

Her artistic technique is based on the use of mixed techniques: she uses acrylic applied with a brush and fingers, aerosols, oil pastels, markers and sometimes collages, according to her inspirations. This variety of tools allows him to create unique textures and depths in his works.

Through a very colorful palette of abstraction, she aspires to provoke reflection in viewers and invite them to explore their own relationship with nature and the world around them. By combining different visual and symbolic elements, it encourages a dialogue on a multitude of topics, from nostalgia and the duality of life to the resilience and diversity of the human experience.

PVettese evolved artistically by transitioning from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionist, a metamorphosis that reflects his constant search for exploration and emotion through art. Initially influenced by the vibrancy and popular culture of Pop Art, with its bright colors and iconic patterns, she gradually embraced a more introspective and experimental approach. Abstract Expressionist allowed him to free himself from fixed forms and direct references to delve into a more abstract and emotional language. This transition offered him the freedom to further explore his own emotions and the subtle interactions between shapes and colors, creating works that captivate and invite reflection while maintaining a visually captivating and vibrant aesthetic.