“My working place is in an old flat I share with an artist friend.
There are three rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. One room is empty, we use it for “das dach” project, where people can rent the space for 3.30 swiss franc a day, for projects, exhibitions, working space, conference room, and so on…We moved in this flat last spring, and the house will be renovated next spring. We will then leave the place. Even if I hate carying my stuff, I kind of like to change sometimes the place where i work. Every new place bring you something different, I don’t work the same in every place. It is also a great opportunity to work with different people.”
Celine Meyrat was born in 1977 in Biel, Switzerland. After taking the introductory course at the Biel School of Design (2002/2003), she went on to study at the HSLU Art & Design in Lucerne where she graduated in 2007 in illustration. Since 2006 she has taken part in numerous group exhibitions both in Switzerland and also abroad (Prague, Speyer, Budapest, Carrara). She lives currently in Biel and work in Bern.
CM: I drink both, but normally more tea, and 1/2 cup of coffee a day.
FYD: How did you learn to draw? 
My drawings are generally built around a very clear idea in my head.