Mobile Photography Intimate Interview with Sidonie Petit from Normandy, France

To be free :). Take less care of others. I was kind earlier on. To stay within my family cocoon, so reassuring and play 🙂 I could play whole hours alone, invent games with everything I found in the garden.

When I was in CM2, by working hard, I was placed in group A: the best of the class 🙂 I did not like school, even when I had opportunities but I did not exploit them. I was “in the moon” all the time 🙂 But this time, I set myself a challenge – (I was not very far from it I was in group B but I never managed to go higher) – for me and to make my father proud.

I was a gymnastics teacher. I practiced this sport from a very young age. It was a real passion.

State.

Work 🙂 I hated studying and as soon as I had the opportunity to leave it, I did.

My father. We were very close and we didn’t need to talk to one another to understand each other all of the time. He was a very cultivated person and able to answer all the questions I asked myself on every subjects. He was also passionate about audio-visual. A passion that he transmitted to me. I miss him. He died in 2015.

Hmph .. all depends on what is meant by “success”. I think talent helps but you can’t use it without work. So, I would say, talent, work and a good network to disseminate what we do. It is more and more difficult and long to get known because there are many artists and very good artists today. If you want to be recognized and therefore be successful, you have to find a way to have good visibility.

In my garden, when the weather is nice, watching the clouds lying on the grass. In the forest near my house, to smell the smells and hear the sounds of nature. but also wherever my son is <3

There is also this small cemetery in a small village in Normandy, where my grandparents and my father rest. There is not a place in the world where I feel most at peace.

My son is my reason for living since he was born. He gave meaning to my life. This is what has made me wake up every morning for the past 26 years.

Create. Create to share what I feel and no one sees. Making visual things helps.

It will not be very original but the education of my son 🙂 I raised him alone since he was 7 years old. We had very complicated periods and others less s0, but I managed not to transmit my phobias to him and instead to instil values ​​in him. He is a beautiful person, intelligent, empathetic and intuitive. He is also an excellent guitar artist 🙂

That I have not faired too badly so far despite the trials and my phobia.

And above all, she would be surprised to see that I love living alone now when it was one of my big fears at 20 years old.

To succeed in living together without destroying the planet. but it looks bad 🙁

Yes! I myself have experienced many unexplained things. Had messages from the deceased, felt things etc … There are things that cannot be explained by science at the moment but which are very real.

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