Photography & more
Born and raised in the beautiful capital of France, I’ve always been passionate about photography. During my studies in architecture, I’ve moved to Berlin to discover a new culture, a new conception of aesthetics and push the boundaries of my creativity.
Fascinated by the different states of architecture, I’ve started photographing abandoned places to catch the use of space during its afterlife, as well as construction sites to reveal the interaction between the architecture and the peoples who create it. This particular look was noticed by AS Architecture Studio before giving rise to a project on the renovation of the Maison de Radio France in Paris and an exhibition in Venice.
Passionate about sailing, history and urbanism, I started a project on contemporary architecture in European harbour cities and analysed their development from the Baroque period to the present day, resulting in two books that are still looking for an editor.
Inspired by Paul Gauguin's woodcuts, Andreas Kramer's method and Mark Rothko's abstract painting, I then conceived and realised an abstract project on the theme of colour at the crossroads of woodcut, digital art and photography.
Through my work, my goal is to bring to a reflection on the important place that architecture occupies in our lives as well as their aesthetic potential. In search of new details, atmospheres and perspectives, I work to open up new vistas on the spaces and colours that surround us.
