Born in 2005 in Cambrai, France, I grew up in the countryside of the Oise region. My connection with photography did not happen overnight, but it began around the age of 11 with an Olympus compact camera.

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During my teenage years, sport occupied a large part of my life — several disciplines, a year in a sports-focused school program, and a few departmental and regional titles. For high school, I left the countryside for a boarding school in Aix-en-Provence, where I completed an International Baccalaureate. I then moved to Bayonne to pursue a double degree in Law and Management Economics.

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Growing up in the countryside, then moving from one city to another for my studies, made me particularly aware of changes in atmosphere — often faster and more stressful in urban environments — something I can probably find reflected in some of my photographs.

Near the end of my degree, I made a choice: rather than pursuing a stable career without real meaning for me, I decided to dedicate myself to photography. I completed my studies with honours, wrote a law thesis, and earned the title of Dottore in International Politics, Law and Economics in Milan — where I also worked alongside a photographer on a daily basis, gaining valuable insight into the profession.

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This is only the beginning: a year of preparation, followed by entrance examinations, with the goal of joining a photography school. The rest remains to be written.

I also run a YouTube channel — a different creative practice, more focused on building a video project than on my photographic work itself.