Born in Switzerland and based between Lausanne and Paris, Jocey turned to painting during a period of deep insomnia — not as an escape, but as a way to find stillness.

What began as a personal refuge became a visual language of resilience and introspection. Her work features fragmented forms, hidden faces, and intuitive symbolism, inspired by everything that surrounds her — from quiet moments to vivid travels and passing details.

Jocey develops a visual language at the crossroads of abstraction, free-form cubism, and urban art. Working with acrylic and Posca on canvas, she composes fragmented, graphic pieces where each shape becomes a space for projection.

Her paintings act like visual Rorschach tests: the same detail might evoke a face, an animal, a piece of fruit… or something entirely unexpected. Ambiguity isn’t an effect — it’s a tool. Nothing is fixed; everything is open to suggestion.

By inviting viewers to say what they see, she opens a space for playful yet meaningful dialogue. Her work resonates through its lightness on the surface — and its potential to reveal something deeper: what each person sees often says a lot about who they are.