Eveline is a Paris-based artist. Her practice primarily centers on hand embroidery on vintage linens, where she blends poetry, literature, and love messages.
She explores the bridges between textile art, artistic collaborations, and performance. Her work has been showcased in exhibitions and poetry performances alongside poet and punk musician Cynthia Ross in New York and Paris - Howl! Arts gallery, 0fr. bookstore, the Book Bar at Hôtel Grand Amour - as well as through capsule collections dedicated to love messages — notably a collaboration with the Brigitte Tanaka boutique.
Her approach began with a simple idea : falling asleep wrapped in the Bukowski poem she had just read in bed, allowing its beauty to infuse her subconscious as she slept. From this first embroidered nightgown grew a broader desire:

to bring poetry into her life.

Her work now unfolds across different series on vintage textiles (handkerchiefs, drapes, bed linens): “Love Quotes” borrowed from authors like Emily Brontë, Alfred de Musset or Rumi, as well as original “Love Messages” that she writes herself.
Through her projects, she tells the story of a dual rebirth: that of a forgotten fabric that regains grace, and that of a heart learning to rebuild itself.

Her solo exhibition at Keats House in London, A New Life (November 2026 / June 2027), brings together pieces born from the poems and letters of John Keats.

 


“Louise Bourgeois saw in the act of embroidering a form of ‘emotional repair’.

I believe that beauty, much like thread, can repair what has been broken.”