Born in 1969 in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, I spent my youth in the suburbs of Paris. I am currently working as a graphic designer at a communication agency. I obtained a scientific baccalaureate and then pursued university studies in plastic arts at Paris VIII, earning a degree in 1993. I completed my education with graphic design training at a private school until 1995.

I have been drawing and painting since I was very young. Starting at the age of 11, I took classes at the municipal workshop in Aubervilliers. I further enhanced my drawing skills by taking courses at the university. I participated twice in the Salon des Artistes Indépendants in 2008 and 2009 and recently in the Salon d'Automne 2023-24.

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In a few words:

My sources of inspiration include figurative art, Renaissance art, and Art Nouveau, embodied by Mucha and Klimt, among others, as well as my Afro-Caribbean heritage.

The subjects of my works aim to be timeless and universal, confronting humanity both as individuals and in societal dimensions with a hostile world that we have nonetheless helped to shape. My paintings reflect our struggles to survive in this frightening world of which we are the infernal architects.