Volutes

Born in Paris in 1971, Nathalie Sabbah is a child on the fringes of the school system too narrow for her overflowing imagination. She dreams of a school that lets creativity speak for itself. and became an English teacher in 1994 in order to carry out a mission whose objective is:

Let go of the fear of failing, set out to achieve new goals. the conquest of one's talents and opening oneself to art in all its forms... In English.

In 2015, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she learned about techniques that would allow her to take a step back and pushed her students to learn more. create to talk about them. She directs them towards spontaneous writing inspired by great authors like Dickens or Wilde, towards the visual arts inspired by artists like Wahrol, Basquiat, Lichtenstein, Picasso, Munch or  Klimt, towards song, spectacle and cinema.

She created her first musical to finish her teaching career in "fireworks"; and makes it a unique visual and auditory experience in a large theater with, at the same time, a unique visual and auditory experience. alongside him, the very talented director  André Salzet. The result is beyond that. of his expectations and the 200 people present on the day of the performance offered him a real boost of energy. Against all odds, she continues to teach because for her,

artistic transmission is the key; to learn and liberate yourself.

She became a sophrologist in 2018 to convey this essential key word to everyone. personal development:

Dare! Dare to believe in yourself beyond that. From all criticism, dare to create and bring life to life. your projects, dare to believe in your talent, set out to explore your future. his conquest.

According to Nathalie, nothing is more exciting than being the creator of what did not exist before.

In 2024, illness catches up with her but art is her outlet, her remedy and the most beautiful escape she can dream of.

Different styles characterize her creations: styles sometimes figurative, sometimes abstract, sometimes pop and sometimes "popstract", a new style that she likes to talk about but which does not exist in other works. conventional appointments.

Art does not know disability. Art gives legs to the infirm and eternity. to mortals. N.S