Born in 1980 in Namur (Belgium), I studied photography at HELB-INRACI in Brussels. After a several-month internship at the VU' Gallery in Paris, I traveled to Latin America to create a photographic essay on migration flows towards North America. Boundaries, margins, and "outskirts" then became a focal point in my work.

In the wake of that, I was awarded a scholarship in Barcelona to participate in a workshop with Jane-Evelyn Atwood. I also seized the opportunity to submit my work for critique at the ICP in New York.

Afterward, I showcased that essay at various venues across the country and in Croatia. Moreover, this body of work was featured in the International Biennial of Photography in Liège.

Furthermore, as a photojournalist in Brussels for La Libre Belgique and La Dernière Heure Les Sports from 2011 to January 2024, I often work with numerous national media outlets and magazines (Imagine, Axelle, Alter Echos, Paris-Match, Moustique, Het Nieuwsblad,...)

The experience gained in the national daily press has provided me with a deeper understanding of the political landscapes that shape our daily lives.

I had the opportunity to be a finalist for the National Digital Press Award several times and won it twice.

Additionally, a collaboration with Getty Images also emerged during the Covid-19 crisis.

Pursuing my documentary photographic practice, I am presently engaged in an extensive series projected to span at least 5 years. Throughout this time, I will maintain a focus on exploring the concept of boundaries, now within my own country.