graduated from la cambre’s photography master degree
(2022) as well as the master’s degree in art practice-critical tools at erg (2024), my practice extends to the field of visual arts: photography, film, installation and, more recently, performance. i approach my work as a long-term exploration, situated at the intersection of reality and fiction, history and myth—i am drawn to stories that tell other stories, that repopulate our imagination and question a reality that is often violently absurd, even tragic.
driven by a desire to uncover submerged narratives, these investigations explore notions such as memory, mourning, and haunting. they are framed within an expanded perspective of ecology that abolishes distinctions between the human and the non-human, revealing social and environmental fields as complex and inextricable assemblages.
the sea—and particularly the mediterranean sea, which is dear to me—is a central and recurring element in my work. i explore this liquid archive of memory with the aim of weaving connections between the past, the present, and possible futures.