About
I’ve always been passionate about sports, sailing, mountain and photography. Holding a french trainer diploma in sailing, I spent many years in the nautical world — a demanding and sensitive environment that helped shape my photographic eye.
This path naturally led me to photography, a discipline in which I trained and earned professional qualifications in order to deepen my technical and artistic skills (CAP and Professional Baccalaureate in Photography). Today, I combine my knowledge of sport and sailing with the language of the eighth art to produce documentary work that captures the action at its closest.
Alongside my professional work, I engage in mountain sports, trekking mainly in Nepal and France, long-distance cycling trips, and extended pilgrimages — such as the 88 Sacred Temples route on Shikoku Island in Japan.
At the crossroads of physical commitment and a spiritual quest, these adventures nourish a more intimate photographic practice. They give rise to immersive exhibition projects, conceived as moments of sharing around lived experiences and an inner exploration through our six senses.
Always inspiring, these adventures, at the crossroads of physical challenge and spiritual quest, feed a more intimate photographic practice. They give rise , opportunities to share experiences through storytelling and an inner exploration using our six senses.
My images are featured in several specialized magazines and are available as Fine Art prints. Through every photograph, I strive to convey the intensity of a moment, the poetry of a place, and to invite viewers to look at the world with curiosity and sensitivity.
Each outing is for me a new experience, a discovery. What I learn every day enriches the way I perceive the world, adapt, evolve in my practice, and live fully, both professionally and personally.
