Born and raised in Paris, I pursued a BTEC in Graphic Design at École de Condé in Paris, before completing a Bachelor’s degree at ECAL in Switzerland. Over time, I developed a multidisciplinary artistic practice that brings together painting, photography, and jewelry.

I taught myself jewelry making over the course of a year, experimenting with various materials and techniques to develop my own approach. This self-taught process allowed me to shape a personal vision that combines craftsmanship with artistic expression, ultimately leading to the launch of my first jewelry collection.

Fascinated by anatomical figures, my paintings and jewels draw inspiration from archeology, skeletons and fossils, seeking to capture the essence of the past, while my photography explores intimacy and personal expression using my own body as my own muse.

My jewelry practice focuses on animal anatomy by using their bones to create adapted and wearable pieces for the human body. These anatomical translations give rise to hybrid forms that blur the boundaries between species, as well as between life and death.