🎨 Upcycled CD Artworks : The Metamorphosis of Digital Media

Discover my collection of unique contemporary pieces created on recycled CDs and DVDs. Here, the disc no longer stores data; it holds emotions.

In my studio in Jouy-en-Josas, France, I prepare each medium with deep, opaque backgrounds. This deliberate choice breaks away from the industrial look of the CD to make way for vibrant colors and precise craftsmanship.
 

🌀 The Mandala as a Symbol of Unity (Sanskrit) 

Inspired by the Sanskrit word Mandala (meaning "circle"), I use the perfect circularity of the disc to create artistic microcosms. Whether through feminine portraits, animal totems, or ancestral signs (Lakota, Chinese, Africa, ...), each work is a window into the imagination.

✨ Unique Relief Technique

Dot Painting my artistic upcycling practice is based on the meticulous layering of fine acrylic paint droplets. This relief work creates a tactile and visual texture that plays with ambient light—not through metallic reflections, but through the depth of contrasts.

Each painted CD is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece :

   - 100% French Craftsmanship: Hand-painted, numbered, and varnished for durability.

   - Eco-responsible commitment: Giving a second life to obsolete materials.

   - Contemporary Aesthetic: Wall art that fits perfectly into modern or bohemian interiors.

🖼️ Art for a Conscious Interior

Choosing an upcycled CD artwork is more than just a wall decoration: it is bringing a committed piece into your home, where contemporary art becomes sustainable. These atypical creations are designed for lovers of authentic French craftsmanship and collectors sensitive to the soul of objects. By integrating these fragments of recycled culture into your space, you support an artistic vision that places environmental respect at the heart of creation.

Explore my creations on recycled vinyl records in 7-inch (45 RPM) and 12-inch (33 RPM) formats, as well as my display accessories.

Discover my vision of contemporary upcycling art, browse the photo gallery, explore sold artworks, and read my blog.