Project culture
I view design as an interface between different worlds—technology, aesthetics, economics, ecology, sociology, and ergonomics. That’s why I offer my listening, curiosity, and open-mindedness to serve your projects. I strive to consider the needs of all stakeholders, providing the necessary perspective to ensure global coherence in design.
I am deeply committed to fostering a culture of exchange and dialogue, which nurtures a collective dynamic of innovation to fuel the project’s ambitions.
Scope of action
Throughout my career, I’ve gained a wealth of professional and artistic experiences: from luxury hotel projects to theater set design, from a Yule log to a toaster, from global industrial packaging to bespoke furniture for collectors. This multidisciplinary background has enriched me, with each adventure informing the next.
I can therefore take on projects ranging from packaging to interior architecture, from concept development to technical execution, while integrating brand codes or client-specific requirements.
Feel free to ask me for my portfolio of agency collaborations.
Creative identity
My creative approach places particular importance on simplicity. I work to refine and distill ideas, preserving only what is essential to make an object self-evident to its audience.
I also embrace a pragmatic, poetic, and playful approach to creation. I enjoy letting myself be guided by a curious and unconventional observation of my environment, deconstructing its mechanisms to offer a testimony that is as objective and spontaneous as possible. My inspirations are less about style and more about logic and sensitivity.
I also like to maintain a playful—even slightly mischievous—space to humbly explore the world and question our ways of life.
Laboratory
give myself a space of freedom—a laboratory of uncertainty—where the unexpected can flourish. I sometimes take the time to test a hypothesis, experiment with materials in different ways, manipulate geometries, or explore complex kinematics, with no other goal than to let myself be surprised.
In short, experimentation gives serendipity its place as a driver of discovery.
I also appreciate the idea of artisanal design, which directly confronts creation with matter.
Ecological Commitment
I am convinced that design must take responsibility for the current environmental urgency. Creating means foreseeing and anticipating, so I offer to support you in your eco-design efforts and engage with the paradigm shift this requires.
I also believe it is necessary to use pedagogy to help people understand how our objects and food are made, and to be aware of what we consume.
This approach demonstrates that optimal sobriety is not a lack, but a more precise response to our needs.
Technology
Digital tools have revolutionized the way we work and live in just a few decades. Artificial intelligence is a new chapter in this evolution. I believe it is important to question this powerful tool. While it brings significant productivity, it can also endanger respect for data and the human value of creation.
That’s why I have chosen to favor the use of free and local AI, as open models are more transparent in their design and evolution. This choice also allows me to remain aware of the energy consumed and to ensure that all my data is protected.
