“I dialogue with the invisible since childhood”

You publish your first book. Make us want to open it …

It is a hymn to life, the story of the trials I went through, notably the death of my companion five years ago. It reveals the dialogue that I have had with the invisible forever. At 8 years old, on the way to my school in Feuquières-en-Vimeu, in Picardy, I stopped at the church to pray. With the death of my father, two years later, this inclination has turned into spiritual research.

Your last cultural crush?

The coming of the future, From Cédric Klapisch, the story of distant cousins ​​who inherit an ancestor from the 19th century. The film shows how important it is to face our family past, which weighs on our present but can also light it.

The music that makes you happy in the morning?

Oriental tunes. Notably, Dak El Hawa Ala El Bab ( “The wind strikes my door”) of the Lebanese singer Faïrouz. I have always felt my soul vibrate in the Mediterranean, from my first trip to the Tunisian desert, at 22 years old.

The person who counted the most in your family?

My mother, a feminist who had faith and who raised two illegitimate girls in France in the 1970s alone. She transmitted the taste for freedom to us.

The Madeleine de Proust from your childhood?

Marine patterns. In our house near the Picardy coast, the curtains were printed with caravels, roping wall lights … Our outing, it was the onival beach.

For what cause would you mobilize?

Our land. Over my weather reports, I have an alert on extraordinary climatic phenomena. And in my show Leave with …, I highlighted committed personalities, such as Nicolas Supiot, a baker who co -founded the peasant seed network.

Pope Leo XIV gives you an audience. What question burns your lips?

What would he say to the transhumanists in search of eternity of the body?

The people for whom you pray?

My sister, my niece, my deceased darling. And I have a thought for all the beings that carry me. Saint Antoine de Padoue, Saint Patrick; My guardian angels: Ézékiel, Lauviah and Élohim; Christ, Marie and Buddha.

What beauty will save the world?

Love, the foundation of creation and cement of humanity.