I was born in Paris, but life led me into a path shaped by travel, movement, and curiosity. From an early age, creation surrounded me, my mother sewing our costumes, my grandmother endlessly knitting, my grandfather working as an upholsterer; so perhaps it was inevitable that my hands would one day find their way to needles and materials.

Along the way, I gathered influences from the Paris art scene, the singularity of Japanese fashion, and the inventive British spirit. Living eight years in Pointe-Noire, Congo marked me deeply; the vibrant colours and expressive clothing became the spark for my first collections and the beginning of my creative journey.

Over time, my work brought both joy and awareness, revealing the heavy cost of fast fashion on people and the planet. Today, through my work, I transform rescued materials into accessories, jewellery, decorative pieces, and revamped clothing, choosing a slower path where creativity and responsibility live beautifully together.