Juliette Green

During her teenage years, Juliette Green developed a singular writing system for taking notes at school. Texts met drawings, pictograms, maps, architectural plans, characters and comic bubbles.

Faithful to this method, she now uses it to tell stories that she invents from scratch, often based on existential questions: Who made the objects that surround us? What gives rise to vocations? How does our vision of the future evolve over the course of our lives?