Family novel · In progress
Mauvaise herbe
Two generations, two women, two mirrored destinies—from Leningrad to Russia in the 2000s.
The novel weaves the invisible thread that unites women in their quest for independence and meaning.
- A family saga about the female condition
- A post-war villager and her granddaughter
- Themes: transmission, resilience, the quest for meaning
- In progress
Artist's Statement
The first, a villager who left for the big city of Leningrad after the war, seeks to free herself from the weight of tradition.
The second, her granddaughter, lives in Russia in the 2000s and struggles with the spiritual and identity questions of a changing world.
Mauvaise herbe explores the female condition, transmission, and resilience throughout history. Between realism and emotion, the novel weaves the invisible thread that unites women in their quest for independence and meaning.
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