Marie-Line Kercret’s conceptual work is inspired by our Western culture and responds to social developments. She does not have to look for sources of inspiration for many subjects come to her from everyday life. Environment and history are reoccurring topics. In addition, conversations and literature are precious sources of inspiration. For example, to discover a place or a story from the history. To create a concept, Kercret examines the site specifically. The process of this search - resulting in the concept - is the most important phase of her work. The concept itself may be enough to convey the essence of the work. She dives into all kinds of documentation looking for more information, stories or details. Depending on the project she works on, conversations with people involved are also important part of her working process. Then she converts her feeling and intuition into a visual language, trying to establish layers and connections. If possible, achieving an universal meaning. Her free work, usually installations, approaches the spectator openly, aiming to make him/her think critically about our society.