Zoé Valy, Nicole De Bodt by her civil name, is a Belgian painter born in 1955 and living in Cambron Saint Vincent. Inspired by the Impressionist tradition, her figurative works are a true evocation of travel and represent built, maritime, natural, artistic heritages, while going through portraits and animal art. Oils, watercolors, pastel, charcoal, drawings represent her daily creations, whether they come from his mind or are made to order. Her works are therefore exhibited in various private collections in Belgium but also in France. Her humanist values are obvious and allow her to federate through sensitive works but also representative of a present moment, as fixed in time. Maritime landscapes, seabed, forests, castles, portraits are fixed as an eternal memory! Her works are therefore a form of protection of this sometimes threatened heritage and therefore works for this noble cause which is the preservation of nature, architecture, common well-being.