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Lise willingly defines herself as having this “poetic spirit” without this being a choice forged by her parents, her education or her background. She has always had this particular attraction for a certain non-conformism. “I’ve always been interested in people who are different and unique”. There is in her, this extra soul that always leads her to support someone in need, with this smile that I know now.

“I can’t explain why I’m fascinated by the cycle of the seasons, or even why I’m amazed to see a seed germinate, it’s just the way it is”. It’s always hard to explain why: we are the way we are. And Lise didn’t really try to explain it. Moreover, despite my attempts to better understand the reasons why, out of sheer personal distortion, I quickly resolved during our interview to listen to her and hear her, rather than trying to frame her or fix her identity. As Lise says, “We each have our own brilliance and if we manage to align it profoundly with ourselves, then beauty comes, is seen, felt and transmitted”.