About

French born, Italian raised, and now rooted in Cape Town, the place where my heart finally landed. I’m an adventure seeker, a lover of wild spaces, and someone who feels most at home in the ocean, gliding on my old school single fin longboard.

Photography has always been part of my world. I grew up surrounded by photojournalists and fashion photographers, absorbing their passion without even realizing it. For nearly twenty years I stepped away from the camera, believing that chapter had closed. But life has a way of calling us back to what matters.

In 2014, after losing my father, I felt a deep need to communicate what I could no longer say out loud. Picking up my camera again became a way to translate emotion into something visible; a way to honour him, and a way to reconnect with myself.

Today, at 55 years young, I photograph the moments that often go unnoticed: the quiet power that connects all living things, the raw beauty of Cape Town’s coastline, the rhythm of street life, the honesty of people, and the wildness that still exists in the world.

I am not a formally trained photographer; I am just someone who sees, feels, and follows instinct. My work is driven by curiosity, emotion, and a desire to capture the invisible threads that bind us to each other and to nature.

This is my journey, my passion rediscovered, and my way of celebrating the life I’ve been given.