I am a french filmmaker, designer and journalist. My work currently focuses on visual investigations.

My encounter with video was through hip-hop in 2003. From my teenage years and throughout my twenties, I have been intimately involved in B-Boying culture, as a second-rate dancer, and mainly as a videographer. Unexpectedly, this passion took me to 35 countries, from Korea, to USA, Brazil… I made videos with some of the world's best dancers, and also with hidden talents in places like El Salvador, Kyrgyzstan or Sudan.

Alongside my dance journey, I studied digital media and visual design at IUT MMI Bordeaux and Hyper Island Stockholm. I began working as a videographer and motion designer, in 2009, for design studios, production companies, NGOs, in various contexts.

In 2016, I took a turn toward journalism. Soon I had the opportunity to join the video team of Le Monde, where I worked three years as a lead motion designer. I also designed a new visual identity, and produced several stories.

I currently work at the crossroads of video journalism, documentary making, design, animation, 3D modelling, video forensics… Over the last two years, I have collaborated with BBC Africa Eye, The New York Times, Mediapart, Le Monde, and Forensic Architecture.