It started with movement. As a teenager, I got deep into parkour, deep enough to train at a high level, aiming for world competitions. Then an injury put an end to that chapter. But those years taught me something no camera ever could : how to read a body in motion, and feel a moment coming before it happens.



A friend obsessed with images put a camera in my hands around that time, and I never looked at the world the same way again.

That’s where I trained my eye : in motion, in adrenaline, where there’s no time to rehearse and no room for filters. I learned to capture raw energy, honesty, and the kind of beauty that only exists for a split second. Today, that’s exactly what I try to bring to every shoot I make : the authenticity of the moment as I live it.