After studying art and philosophy, I trained in photography at the Ecole des Gobelins. Numerous artist residencies in Northern Europe and Russia have enabled me to develop a body of photographic work devoted to landscape (landscape as an imprint of the Anthropocene, landscape as a datum of experience, landscape as a scar of History).

My photography is inspired by minimalist art, silence and time. The relationship between Art/Literature and Art/Science informs my practice, which also extends to experimental cinema and drawing.

I've been nominated twice for the Freelens/Mentor Award. In 2018, I received second prize in the "Julia Margareth Cameron" Special Award. I took part in the Barcelona Biennial and the Riga Month of Photography.

I presented my first solo exhibition in collaboration with physicist Jacques Marteau, in 2023, at the Musée Jules Verne in Nantes under the title "Retour au Snaefells: de l'imaginaire à la science".