About

At 20, I left the village where I grew up, in the former coal-mining region of northern France.

Since then, I have lived and worked in London, Mexico City, Madrid and Phnom Penh, before settling in Paris. Over the years, my work has taken many different forms. I have produced documentaries, photographed places and territories, designed apps, developed websites, led international platforms and explored what AI changes in projects, organisations and the way people work.

I am less attached to formats than to what they make possible. I like working between worlds: creative and technical, strategy and making, images and code. What interests me most is the continuity between intention and execution.

I keep coming back to the same questions: what are we trying to do, for whom, and what needs to become possible?

To answer them, I like understanding how the whole thing holds together and looking closely at what might make it fall apart.

I work a lot on screens. But the kind of digital work that interests me is the kind that enriches our presence in the world rather than eroding it.