My design practice has developed through successive stages, shaped by responsibility, context, and scale.

I began in Auvergne, France, where I studied the foundations of graphic design, product design, interior design, and artistic expression. This period established a rigorous visual culture and a disciplined approach to form. I later continued my path on the French Riviera, between Sophia Antipolis and Monaco, entering professional practice within design agencies.

Working as both graphic and product designer, I developed a precise eye for detail and a deep understanding of constraints. These early experiences confronted me with real challenges, sharpening my sense of accuracy and laying the foundations of a structured, cross-disciplinary vision.

I later moved into roles as global designer and creative director, working across France, Italy, China, and Monaco. In these positions, I led and designed complex projects combining brand identity, digital environments, product design, and interior design, for clients operating within high-luxury, premium, retail, and institutional contexts. This phase refined my ability to conceive a vision as a whole and to master its variations across every medium.

Today, I work as an independent global designer, accompanying brands in the creation of precise, time-resistant universes aligned with their positioning. In parallel, my role as a design professor keeps me closely connected to emerging generations and to the realities of our contemporary era.

This dual practice, both applied and reflective, continues to inform my work.