French-born photographer, pop-culture journalist, editor, and multimedia artist with adaptation capabilities.

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I started my career as a freelancer after studying visual communication and cinema at Concordia University in Montreal, followed by video editing at CESLA and Art History at the École du Louvre. I began by offering social media management and photography services for restaurants, music collectives, and artists. This experience led me to work for the record label Island Def Jam in Paris, where I discovered a strong interest in developing visual and communication strategies for singers and producers.

Since then, I’ve continued to collaborate closely with musicians — particularly in the pop and electronic fields — helping them shape their ideas and translate their work into images. I aim to further support emerging artists, develop their careers, and help them build a sustainable path driven by their passion.

I later continued my professional journey at the Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT) in Montreal, a space where visual art and music intertwine. There, I’m part of the image department, handling club event coverage and the venue’s overall visual identity.

Alongside these more corporate roles, I write, as storytelling is a central part of my practice. I am currently developing my short animated film Downtown Boy in collaboration with illustrators and producers. I also explore narration through different formats, such as exhibitions, books, and conceptual projects.

Photography remains my primary medium, though I explore techniques such as cyanotype, film, and digital processes. For me, there is no better way to exist as an artist than to continue creating and expressing our voices.