Born in Switzerland, I grew up in Lausanne before living in London and Marseille for few years. I am currently based between Switzerland and Paris.

I mainly work with painting, but also explore sculpture, fashion design and other mediums. Each work forms part of a larger narrative, inhabited by recurring characters hidden in each painting. Some are immediately visible, while others emerge more subtly through symbolic elements.

My work engages with themes of disparity, domination, betrayal, deep love, and absurdity, which I approach as unstable and evolving states rather than fixed subjects. I place particular attention on the experiences of women and minorities, often represented through puppet-like figures. Through this, I aim to bring visibility to realities that remain present, and at times rooted in the past.

M. Vice, dark, ambiguous, probably neither hero nor villain goes looking for the little girl and brings her into his world. She carries something he doesn't have, innocence. Together, with his snake and other companions, they will face the ogres, those who rule, control and turned women into puppets and erased the men.

My practice developed instinctively, outside of any academic framework. It asserts itself as a daily necessity, a way to make my head quiet of a constant flow of thoughts. I do not confine myself to a specific technique or medium, I follow what my belly’s telling me.