“For the past ten years or so, the artist has undertaken research into the very notion of a document, which would take place in a fictitious archive where narratives intersect. She invents correspondences between an artist and his collector, recomposes new stories with extracts from writers’ texts, or even redraws interior photographs of art lovers, whose works appear to have been erased. Literature, and more broadly text and reading, occupy an important place in his work, haunted by letters, magazine covers or slices of books whose words seem to have vanished. » Camille Paulhan