Drawn to art since childhood, I have always had a penchant for manual and artistic activities, an atmosphere in which my grandfather and mother always encouraged me. 

During my studies, I was able to benefit from the Applied Arts option at the Léonard de Vinci high school (Villefontaine, Isère), a subject in which I was able to excel.

Although photography has always been a passion, my artistic sensitivity has increased tenfold following an accident in July 2018. Having spent several months in hospital following a complicated amputation, my functioning and way of thinking have been completely changed.

Following this event, I learned to see things differently, seeing beauty everywhere, because it is only a matter of perspective.

Today, I enjoy using photography to offer a different perspective, whether it be on everyday objects that we pay little attention to, or on scenes that we are so used to seeing that we forget the beauty that emanates from them.

I particularly enjoy working in black and white. Although colors often add joy and freshness, I appreciate even more being able to convey various emotions by staying within a monochrome palette, which I find delicate and poetic due to its wide range of greys.