Graduated from Villa Arson in 2011, I then settled in Beijing and later in Taipei—experiences that deeply shaped the evolution of my work.

My practice is rooted in collecting: papers, fabrics, objects found in markets, travel photographs… all visual elements that form a personal and sensitive library from which I create.

I assemble and juxtapose, and through layers of filtering, collage generates unexpected encounters. Printed fragments sit alongside patterned papers, brush gestures meet quiet fields of color. Through my work, I explore the notion of fragmented landscapes and visual memory. By connecting and playing with these elements, collage reinvents and offers an unstable, poetic ground.

As a multidisciplinary artist, I also explore the worlds of floral and textile design by collaborating with various studios and artists.

In 2020, I began painting on silk, experimenting with this new textile medium. For the Florea collection by the brand Mahaud, I created floral ornaments. More recently, I collaborated with the Australian brand Gorman, designing exclusive textile patterns for their Summer 2025 collection, blending my pictorial universe with the brand’s vibrant and colorful aesthetic.

My work has been exhibited in France, China, Austria, Taiwan, and Japan.