Plume Gory has an initial training of community worker and direction, which she pursued over 15 years.
In parallel she trained as visual artist, most notably through contact with art profession networks. Consequently she acquired many practices and techniques.

After numerous explorations of materials (leather, stone, ...), she works on structures made from a wood and iron framework, with fabric as her main material, which she then shapes and glues around it. She mainly uses recycled materials and obtains her colours from the dyed fabrics and pigments that she mixes.
Her imaginary compositions and sculptures are a representation of the different stages in the thoughts, contemplation, and emotional states of human beings.

Following her arrival in Dordogne in 2003, she first focused on her art practice, to ultimately coordinate both approaches.

In addition to her artistic production and to regular exhibitions, she regularly works with specifics audiences: people in serious social difficulty, disadvantaged groups, people with disabilities, elderly people; and with various audiences: children from 3 years, teenagers and young adults, business audiences, touristic events, ...

She develops too bodypainting, with which she intervenes on educational objectives, as for example body learning by make–up with school children from 3 to 6 years.