From the start, I was drawn to black and white imagery, fascinated by contrasts, light, and the interplay of shadows.
My visual universe emphasizes black and white, highlighting textures, imperfections, and the delicate balance between light and shadow.
Skateboarding is a recurring theme in my work, representing artistic expression, playfulness, and the spirit of childhood.
I work primarily with analog, mechanical, and raw techniques, focusing on manual processes, patience, and artistic exploration.
This approach is a deliberate counterpoint to the fast-paced, visually saturated world we live in.
My practice is multidisciplinary, spanning photography, documentary work, narrative shorts, graphic design, calligraphy, music videos, and event documentation.
I have collaborated with the NGO Concrete Jungle Foundation, including creating the photographic magazine Desert in Bloom, which documents one of their projects in Morocco.
I also work with musicians from Grenoble, producing visuals, music videos, and photography. As well as with Moroccan skateboarders and French snowboarders.
Currently, I am collaborating with the city of Grenoble on a photographic project highlighting local residents, with an exhibition planned for October 2026.