M'aider à peindre mon chemin vers la Médecine / Help me paint my way to Medicine
Bonjour, je m’appelle Réka — merci d’être passé(e) par ici.
Je suis une artiste autodidacte. Je n’ai suivi aucun cours particulier ni aucune formation artistique officielle — seulement une toile, quelques pinceaux, de la peinture et cette obstination à apprendre par moi-même. Au fil des années, la peinture est devenue mon espace pour déconnecter et créer — ce vers quoi je me tourne lorsque j’ai envie de me plonger complètement dans quelque chose, de laisser tout le reste devenir silencieux, tout en racontant une histoire.
Mais mon histoire ne s’arrête pas à la peinture. Je suis actuellement dans mes dernières années de gymnase (école secondaire suisse), et je sais déjà ce que je veux faire ensuite : devenir médecin.
Les études de médecine en Suisse représentent un engagement important de six ans — trois années de Bachelor, puis trois années de Master — peut-être ici même à Fribourg, où nous vivons, ou dans une autre université suisse, selon la suite des choses. Au fil du parcours, il y aura les frais de scolarité, les livres et les dépenses de la vie quotidienne, ainsi qu’un examen fédéral de médecine à la toute fin, qui représente lui aussi un coût réel.
Les 10 000 CHF ne représentent pas le coût pour devenir médecin. C’est un point de départ — une aide pour alléger un peu la charge au fil du parcours, que ce soit pour payer un semestre de loyer, des manuels scolaires ou, le moment venu, les frais de l’examen final.
Chaque contribution — petite ou grande — compte sincèrement beaucoup pour moi. Et si vous ne pouvez pas contribuer pour le moment, partager cette page avec quelqu’un qui pourrait être touché par mon histoire est déjà une aide précieuse.
Vous pouvez découvrir davantage de mes peintures sur foxfire-arts.com — et si vous souhaitez que je réalise une peinture pour vous, vous pouvez me contacter via la page de contact du site.
Merci d’avoir pris le temps de lire mon histoire et de faire partie de mon parcours, de peintre autodidacte à future médecin.
Avec toute ma gratitude,
Réka
— English below —
Hi, I'm Réka — thanks for stopping by.
I am a self taught artist, I had no special classes, no formal training – just a canvas, some paint, and the stubbornness to figure it out on my own. Over the years it's become my place to switch off and create — the thing I turn to when I want to get fully absorbed in something and let everything else go quiet, all the while telling a story.
But painting isn't where my story ends. I'm in my final years of gymnasium (Swiss secondary school), and I already know what I want to do next: become a doctor.
Medical school in Switzerland is a serious six-year commitment — three years of Bachelor's studies, three years of Master's — possibly right here in Fribourg, where we live, or at another Swiss university depending on where things go. Along the way there's tuition, books, and everyday living costs, plus a federal licensing exam near the very end that comes with its own real fee.
The CHF 10,000 isn't the cost of becoming a doctor. It's a head start — something to help ease the load along the way, whether that's a semester's rent, textbooks, or that final exam fee when the moment comes.
Every contribution — big or small — genuinely means a lot to me. And if you can't contribute right now, sharing this page with someone who might be interested in my story already helps just as much.
You can see more of my paintings at foxfire-arts.com — and if you'd like me to paint something for you, you can reach me through the contact page there.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and for being part of my journey from self-taught painter to future doctor.
With gratitude,
Réka
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