I’m a journalist, filmmaker and designer specialising in visual/digital investigations. Based in Paris, I work for media organisations including the BBC World Service, Le Monde, and Mediapart.
Since a few years, my work focuses on using digital techniques (visual forensics, data scraping, OSINT, 3D modelling, motion design) to uncover information of public interest: police brutality, human rights abuses, threats to media pluralism…
Recent work include a visual investigation for Mediapart and Libération, demonstrating how justice failed to identify the police officer who shot an environmental activist in Sainte-Soline, France. In 2025, I also conducted a large data investigation into the French controversial news channel CNews, analyzing millions of news banners from the programs.
I hadn’t set out to become a journalist. I joined the field in 2017 as a motion graphics reporter at Le Monde, after a first career that moved from web design and development to motion design and video editing. Alongside that, I spent my twenties traveling the world filming breakdance culture, an experience that broadened my horizons.
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