To me, photography, the reason I continue to capture, is to, as Alain Souchon puts it in his song La Vie ne Vaut Rien by Alain Souchon: “Il a tourné sa vie dans tous les sens pour savoir si ça avait un sens, l'existence.” This quote captures what photography means to me.

Born in France and raised in Boston, I’ve always carried a quiet confusion about what it means to exist, how we make sense of the world we move through every day, and how the world makes sense to anyone.

Growing up, I wandered through different art forms, finding comfort and rhythm in dance and pottery. But for me, photography is the place where I can understand the world around me, not by defining it, but by seeing it, framing it, turning it over gently until it reveals a hidden truth of its own. My camera gives me clarity, it is where presence becomes meaning, where the act of looking becomes a way of living.