Yes I have always been creative. I would draw a lot and it is something that has followed me throughout my life. However I discovered photography a little later, only three years ago in fact. I always wanted to do different things, I have studied textile design, fashion and art direction. Before becoming a photographer I was a trend fashion designer and the assistant of the art director Marc Ascoli.

My photographic work is like graphic design work. I create compositions with a few things, it becomes a game with shapes. I try to be very precise and do a lot of composition research…

I love working on colourful projects, it's very important for me to be able to reflect on colours. It's probably because of my studies in textile design. I have always been interested by artists such as Erwin Wurm or Wim Delvoye, who always use humour in their work. I like playing with objects and shapes.

I take a lot of pictures of daily life with my phone and do a lot of research on the Internet. I collect images and am very attentive to my surroundings and the creative possibilities of daily life.

My influences are very varied. Of course, I follow many works of still-life photographers like Schelten & Abbenes, Carl Kleiner, Qiu Yang or Lorenzo Vittori etc. But I am also part of Internet culture, I spend a lot of time on Tumblr, Pinterest and websites like Selectism - Latent Image etc.... It is a real crossroads of influences!

The series Colorful Winter won me a lot of recognition because it was a new way of working with food images. I also like the “sport” series I made for Blackrainbow magazine. These are projects where I was very free.

There is a certain artistic effervescence in Paris, but it is also very difficult to be visible. The Parisian life is expensive and it is difficult to make a living from one’s art here. However, many customers, magazines and galleries are in Paris. Furthermore, it is also very close to London, Brussels, Amsterdam and Germany,where there are limitless opportunities and interactions.

I have a personal aesthetics that everyone can recognize easily and that can adapt to many different mediums – fashion, food, sports, etc. I try to be versatile and try to work constantly on my artistic practice.

I start the day by going in the studio Fonta Fonta that I share with other designers in Eastern Paris. Like many people I begin by check my emails! Then, I start my photo projects, start shooting or prepare my set in the studio. There are many exchanges with other artists in the Fonta Fonta studio, we develop a lot og things like exhibitions or the creation of the materials collection...

I hope to continue to work on editorial projects, mainly abroad and make more artistic projects.