“Growing up outside Paris, in a place where languages, rhythms and cultures overlapped, curiosity felt natural, almost inevitable. Living in that diversity widened my view of the world, of humanity, and led me to explore more. It was while travelling the world that I picked up a camera for the first time and learnt how to craft photographs, slowly, intuitively, and through repetition.

My aim is to be an artisan of testimony. To fix, with care, the gestures of the present moment, the pulse of society, the traces of work, the tools, the movement of bodies, the rawness of textures, the way people interact, their energy and passion. The quiet evidence of how we live today.

My photography sits between creativity and honesty. It translates a place, a person or a piece of work through their presence, texture and movement. It is shaped by measured contrast, noise in the air, liveliness of an atmosphere. The photograph carries not just a scene, but the feeling of it.”