About

I started out as an aeronautical engineer, with training that taught me to think in terms of constraints, structures, and complex systems. After 2 years in engineering and product management, I decided to turn to a passion that had drawn me for a long time: architecture.

I studied at an architecture school, where I particularly enjoyed designing in three dimensions and imagining spaces that could be surprising, beautiful, and immersive. My engineering background naturally found its way into my projects, which often combined spatial experimentation with technical questions around climate, structure, or water.

Colour and image also became an important part of my work. I devoted my Master's thesis to colour in architecture, and developed alongside it a taste for illustrations, renderings, and layouts — which led me to work as a freelance graphic designer for startups.

After graduating, I joined an education startup as a Product & Brand Designer, before becoming Head of Product & Design. For two years, I led a small international team of 6 people, working on product development, UX, and brand identity.

Alongside this, I have never stopped making things: furniture, event installations, interior projects, renovation… I love stepping away from the screen and into the workshop, working with materials, tools, and prototypes. I'm also deeply involved in a community fablab in Villeurbanne.

Today, I work at the intersection of spatial design, product design, visual identity, and fabrication. The projects that interest me most are those where these disciplines meet — the ones that let me connect the different scales of a project, from concept to detail, from identity to space, from creativity to constraint, and from screen to workshop.