Hello! I am a Canadian artist and designer, currently working between Montreal and Berlin.

Working primarily with digital design, printmaking, line drawing and analog photography, I create pieces that document and respond to my lived environment. With a background in graphic design, my style uses simplified forms, flat perspectives and high contrast, often with some degree of abstraction. Through this approach, visuals are narrowed down to their core elements, giving them a surreal quality. I like to balance the precision of digital processes with the tactile presence of analog methods, letting materials and context shape the direction of each piece. While recurring motifs and figures may surface, they emerge intuitively, driven by the present moment rather than by fixed themes.

My creative practice remains fluid, moving freely across disciplines. As a result, my work is not restricted to one medium. Instead, medium and environment play off of each other, allowing a focus on intuition and spontaneity. Through my visual research I also explore the properties and limitations of different materials and experiment with those boundaries. Alongside my visual work I write poetry, weaving together word and image to create new reflective narratives.

My lithographies have been presented in collective exhibitions in Berlin and a number of my prints have been placed in the Bibliothèque and archive nationales du Québec. My poems have appeared in the collective publications of Les Éditions du drame and in la revue Estuaire. As a designer I have collaborated, among others, with cultural organizations (Dazibao Arts Center, Le Trou Noir Photographie), publishing houses (Les éditions Dazibao, Le Noroît, Éditions OMRI), and musicians (Sontags Shogun).