Félilo Art
Intuitive and contemporary artist
Félilo (Laurianne Félicité)
Félilo is a contemporary French artist whose intuitive and sensitive work explores the invisible landscapes of emotions and deep perception.
Through a free and instinctive approach combining watercolor, ink, oil pastel, pencil, and mark making, she creates entirely handmade works that are both delicate and powerful — where textures, contrasts, and spontaneous gestures express an inner world in motion.
After several years dedicated to supporting highly sensitive individuals, Félilo naturally gave rise to an artistic path aligned with her own sensibility. Her art has become a silent language — a poetic and visual space where inner nuances unfold: tensions and impulses, diffuse emotions and subtle breaths.
While watercolor remains her medium of choice — for its luminosity, transparency, and poetic quality — she freely explores other materials to deepen the emotional and expressive dimension of her work. Each creation becomes an invitation to slow down, to feel, and to reconnect with one's inner world.
Félilo currently lives in Greece, where she continues to develop a deeply personal artistic universe — blending intuitive abstraction, expressive gesture, and sensory exploration. Her works naturally find their place in interiors seeking beauty, sensitivity, and authenticity.
She offers original artworks for sale, as well as custom-made commissions — conceived as visual and emotional anchors that hold space for inner resonance.
– Artist Statement –
Art has taken me to places I probably would never have explored otherwise — neither within myself, nor around me.
I have followed well-trodden paths, taken uncertain shortcuts, wandered through blurry zones, faced immobilizing doubt, unexpected detours… and sometimes, beautiful moments of clarity where I least expected them.
Each twist, each turn has shaped the way I live as an artist — an artist of emotion, intuition, and sensation.
I don’t seek to represent what we see, but what we feel.
Each piece begins with a vibration, a subtle emotion, a silence to listen to. I let the forms emerge, the colors respond to one another, the gestures leave their marks — until something essential settles into the work.
Watercolor has become my medium of choice — for its softness, its luminosity, its way of speaking without forcing.
But it is the textures, the layering, the traces and the breathing space that truly tell the story.
What I paint is not meant to be understood — but felt.
It is an invitation to slow down, to be moved, to dwell within a suspended moment of poetry.