Biographie
Young photographer living between Paris and the South-West of France, he has a transversal relationship to the creation of images.
Graduated in film studies at the University of Bordeaux in 2011 and then from Nanterre in 2013, he spent more than seven years working on television and cinema shoots as a cameraman and stage manager before turning to photography.
In 2018 he starts taking pictures, by setting up a small black room in a cellar and decides to spend all his free time there.
With the feeling of coherence that this brings him, he naturally decides to make it his main activity. In 2020 he joined the EMI and the training course Reporter photographe – Photojournaliste documentaire to complete his apprenticeship, under the direction of Julien Daniel and Guillaume Herbaut.
Thanks to the Grant, Laurent Troude, of which he is a laureate in 2021, he realizes his first series Icare. Thanks to the Major Photo commission, he then creates White Zones during a long trip in a minivan across France. In this year 2024, he benefits from the support of the CNAP for the realization of his project, Adieu Tropiques. In parallel, he works regularly for the French press.
In 2025 he joined the collective Tendance Floue.
Présentation
For individuals with electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), exposure to electromagnetic waves triggers migraines, depression, insomnia, and even epileptic seizures. Though partially acknowledged by health authorities, the only remedy for those affected is to flee from networked areas. However, by 2025, there are no longer any network-free zones. People resort to living in caravans on the edge of forests, lining walls and windows with emergency blankets, wearing anti-wave suits, and living without electricity—any means necessary to protect themselves. Without taking sides between medical truth and lived suffering, "Zones blanches" offers a sensitive immersion into the complex reality of those ostracized by the digital world.