About

At 20, I left the village where I grew up, in the former coal-mining region of northern France.

I then lived and worked in London, Mexico City, Madrid and Phnom Penh, before settling in Paris.

Over the years, I have worked on documentaries, websites, books, hybrid editorial projects, photo series, apps and installations. Little by little, these experiences led me to move between disciplines, depending on what each project needed.

What interests me is what connects an idea to its realisation: how it becomes clearer, takes shape, runs into technical constraints and ends up in someone’s hands. That can happen through an image, a text, an interface or code.

For some time now, part of my work has focused on AI and its potential impacts on the way we learn, think and live together.

I often come back to a few simple questions: what are we trying to do, for whom, and what does it actually make possible?

The kind of digital technology that interests me is the kind that enriches our presence in the world rather than eroding it.