My first contacts with the video medium was through breakdance, in 2003. From my teenage years and throughout my twenties, I have been intimately involved in this movement, as an (average) dancer, and mainly as a videographer. Unexpectedly, this teenager's passion took me to more than 35 countries, from Korea, to Brazil, USA, China… I worked with some of the best dancers in the world, and I also went off-road, to meet hidden talents in places like El Salvador, Qatar or Sudan.

Alongside my dance journey, I studied digital media & visual design at Bordeaux-Montaigne University and Hyper Island Stockholm. I began working as a freelance multimedia designer in 2009, working for design studios, production companies, in diverse regions and contexts.

In 2016, I decided to take a light turn toward journalism, with the desire to work on projects that were meaningful to me. Soon I joined the video team of Le Monde, where I worked two and a half years as a lead motion designer. Alongside motion graphics production, I had the opportunity to co-produce and edit a number of news explainers, to design and code a new visual identity, and to write a couple of stories.

In 2019, I returned to freelancing and worked with several media outlets (Mediapart, The New York Times, Upian). On November, I joined the research team Forensic Architecture.

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