Biography

Born in 1984 in southeastern France, I grew up at the crossroads of the arts and visual storytelling. Between the volumes and light of architecture, the worn-out skateboard decks on asphalt, and a pencil always within reach, I discovered early on the power of a personal perspective on the world.

My father, an architect, taught me to see volumes, spaces, and light in a different way. But above all, he passed on the strength of creativity: the ability to transform a blank sheet of paper into an infinite universe. With my grandfather’s old Konica, I captured my first emotions: portraits of my brother, the styles of my skater friends, moments full of humanity.

This perspective has been refined over the years, working as an assistant to photographers like Nicolas Guérin between 2007 and 2009, and exploring the world of fashion and portraiture for over 17 years as an independent photographer. But it is, above all, women who guide my work. Not women as objects, frozen in the dictates of beauty. No, what interests me is attitude over beauty, strength over fragility, style over fleeting trends.

My work remains driven by an essential quest: to capture and tell the story of the strength, attitude, and truth of women and the world around me