Photography
Fragments of Life
A nomadic childhood blessed me with uncommon experiences, It taught me early a natural curiosity for the word around me and a strong sense of observation. I naturally took interest in photography when I turn 20. A poetic escape that turned into a skill always meant for me. Acting as a humble witness, I make myself invisible so i can capture authentic moments. .
Albums
Assignments, projects, and travel
Each album is a body of work. Some came from assignments, some from months on the road, a few from a single afternoon in someone’s studio. The travel work is not separate from the rest, it is where the eye gets sharpened. All of it is edited and sequenced as a set.
Aerial Panoramas
Hunting for clouds
Aerial photography opened up a new dimension for me, literally and creatively. Capturing drone panoramas became both a refuge and an art form, offering a bird’s-eye view of the world that I had only imagined. It’s not just about taking off and capturing; it’s about listening to the earth, reading the clouds, and finding the perfect moment and angle.
Adventure Films
Stories in Motion
A video is, at its core, a series of moving photos. As modern cameras evolved to include video recording alongside photography, I naturally gravitated toward it. The principles of composition remain the same, but with video, the story unfolds over time. It allows for movement, sound, and a deeper emotional connection, elevating the impact and creating a richer storytelling experience.

The Dorothy Project
Images of Earth from the edge of space
Role: Drone Operator/Photographer
Part research lab, part film studio, based in Montréal. Dorothy sends balloons into the stratosphere, films Earth from the edge of space, and turns the footage into VR experiences made to change how people see the planet.
Tiny Worlds
Beauty in the little things
Nature has worked a long time to achieve perfect patterns from the largest to the smallest scale. Flying my drone often made me insensitive to the beauty hiding just under our feet.. Lucky for me I got a macro lens before the confinement and my garden turned into a continent to explore. Nature seems to follow the same design at every scale, and I am glad I took notice.
From Instagram
Have a look at my Instagram feed below! I invite you to follow me in my whereabouts and adventures. Inspiration really comes when I am in motion but I try to post frequently.































