My practice involves the translation of the world that I experience through contemporary news media into large scale paintings, silkscreen prints and works in glass. Given that the meanings of words and images are largely dependent on the nature of the medium through which they are transmitted and tend to reflect the viewpoints of those who convey them- the 'truth value' of news informationbecomes elusive being subject to manipulation and bias. The works created aim to reflect on these conditions and involve a complex making process.

Born in France I studied in Poitiers and Bordeaux, graduating with a Masters in Art History. I left France when I was 22 years old and have travelled ever since. My first stop was in England where I became a teacher, then I moved to Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, where I taught art at the International School. I headed next to the United States where I became a full-time artist. 

When I returned to the UK, I established a permanent working place at Make Space Studios, London and pursued a dream of attending the MA course in fine art at City and Guilds Art School in London.