From Paris, self taught artist Zoé Mohm's designs reflect her family born in Burgundy and Cambodia, with recurring motifs driven from Cambodian naga, textile traditions, and nature from Burgundy starting with the Yarrow flower. Including: eyes, hands, shells, stars, moons, birds, fish, flowers, leaves, weaves, and a girl with pigtails and round cheeks of peach sapphires. Having studied the simplified storytelling devices of the early medieval period brings her work into a universe where everything is connected with something to say. “Tapestries and speech bubbles are really good at showing you where to look, and I like to indicate where you should look."