Born in 1950 in south-west France, Josépha is an Italian-born sculptor who began her career as a fashion designer. After achieving international success in this field, she decided in 1992 to devote herself entirely to sculpture.

Now living and working in the Drôme region of France, she retains from her past as a fashion designer a deep attachment to the representation of the female body, which she explores in her works with great sensitivity and attention to detail.

Josépha's artistic approach is characterized by the representation of women in all their splendor, with a particular focus on femininity, sensuality and elegance. Her sculptures, often created in resin or bronze, capture female figures in motion, imbued with a grace and lightness that transcend reality.

Her work evokes a universe between dream and reality, where imagination and poetry dominate, featuring women in dynamic postures, far removed from the stereotypes of the academic nude. Her work celebrates the modern woman in all her diversity, combining refinement and freedom of expression.