"Stretching the truth often makes it the most entertaining."

Alongside interior architectural work, Mireille also continues her work as an artist, With an eye trained through interior architecture, the artist creates pieces that fit naturally into modern spaces, adding subtle character and distinct visual touch to interiors without overwhelming them. Rooted in sharp and keen observation of everyday life, the work embraces exaggeration as a way to reveal human nature, valuing storytelling and amusement.

The artworks draw inspiration from late 18th-century British prints with expressive lines and dynamic compositions, they capture society's humour, excess, and quirks through exaggerated figures full of movement and personality. Stretching the truth can turn an ordinary moment into a captivating story, a dry fact into a memorable joke, or a simple character into a larger than life figure. Focusing on ordinary, everyday event and painting it in a way that makes it interesting, engaging, or entertaining, often by adding detail, humour, or exaggeration. XM