"Little Big tree. Limited Edition of 12. Handmade silver print." Photograph

I am a French photographer and multidisciplinary artist whose work is deeply rooted in a lifelong connection to nature. Growing up in L’Haÿ-les-Roses, home to the world’s first rose garden, I developed an intimate relationship with the living world — one that continues to shape my artistic vision. My work explores the visible and the invisible within nature: flowers, trees, and organic forms become presences, almost characters, revealing their inner life. Through photography, I seek to capture what lies beyond appearance — a quiet intensity, a hidden emotion, a subtle form of consciousness. Several series reflect this exploration, including Little Big Tree, a body of black and white work focusing on small trees presented in large-scale prints, and La Face Cachée, a photographic research revealing the hidden side of flowers through monochrome imagery. Alongside photography, I am also a writer and filmmaker. I have written two novels and directed two short films, extending my artistic exploration into narrative and cinematic forms. My current project, ElixSir, inspired by the life of Dr. Edward Bach, is being developed as a feature film. Across all mediums, my work forms a unified language — an invitation to slow down, to feel, and to reconnect with nature, with oneself, and with something more essential. More of my work can be discovered online.