Seascape nominee

These sceneries are coming from Ireland, Scotland and Brittany where the Celtic touch is still visible. Being in front of nature has always meant a lot to many people maybe because it creates a deep feeling of freedom and humility.

After having studied Photography at University of Le Havre in France, I attended courses at Atelier Obscura in Belgium which provided a strong basic value about technics, series approach and post-production.
Then at Atelier Contraste in Brussels, I met my third mentor from whom the photography language brings a new dimension and perspective keeping in mind the meaning.
From now, I am mainly focus on landscapes, testimonies and daily life.
My love for B&W is noticeable but I have begun to be interested in colors since I have got an Hasselblad camera which is complementary with my digital one.

Exhibitions
" Mobile" Exhibition from PH Gallery 21, Budapest 2018, Hungary
"Artist Pathway", Brussels Royal Park 2018, Belgium
"Fractures and Reconciliation" Individual Exhibition, Dun-sur-Meuse 2016, France
"The Village" Exhibition with Emilie Lebrun from Atelier Obscura, Ottignies 2016, Belgium
"Mons from the Slag Heap", "Coal Mining Sites of Levant and Marcasse" Exhibition in Mons, International Capital of Culture 2015, Belgium
"Shadows and Lights" Exhibition, Dun-sur-Meuse 2015, France
"My Hearth" Exhibition, Ottignies 2015, Belgium
"Other Lives" Exhibition Ottignies 2014, Belgium

Awards
Honorable Mention Landscape from APA 2019 from "Swing" Series with Emilie Lebrun (CoT)
Landscape Nominee Amateur from FAPA 2018-2019