Exploring the Abstract Mind
Thank you for stepping into my creative space. Here, you’ll find a collection of collage, assemblage, and immersive storytelling—a fusion of memory, nature, and urban landscapes, layered together to create abstract realities that blur the lines between the past and present.
Each piece is a fragment of a larger narrative, an invitation to explore the tension between what we remember, what we imagine, and what we leave behind. Waves, dry flowers, towering cityscapes, and surreal elements serve as symbols—echoes of shifting thoughts, time held still, and the fluid nature of perception.
Art is more than just what’s seen; it’s an experience, a shared exploration. Whether through my visual work, venue storytelling, or writing, I hope my pieces spark a sense of discovery, connection, and new perspectives.
Take your time, wander through these worlds, and if something speaks to you—let’s connect.
“Creativity takes courage.”
– Henri Matisse
About
Some spaces are built; others are discovered. My work exists somewhere in between.
I am an artist, writer, and venue orchestrator, weaving together stories through collage, assemblage, and immersive environments—whether on canvas, in words, or within the walls of a venue. Originally from Paris, now rooted in New York, I live at the intersection of art, spatial storytelling, and live experiences, shaping worlds both real and imagined.
With a background in film production, animation, and special effects, I first approached art through editing—cutting, composing, layering frames like puzzle pieces. Today, my collages reflect that same cinematic approach to structure—textures of found paper, dry flowers holding time still, waves moving like thoughts across the mind’s surface. Each piece is a world suspended between memory, transformation, and the surreal.
Beyond my studio, I work in venues where reality bends—immersive spaces, theaters, and nightlife settings that blur the line between performance and experience. As a venue manager and event producer, I have led teams at The McKittrick Hotel, and House of Yes, ensuring that every guest steps into something larger than life. I see these roles as parallel: curating spaces, shaping energy, bringing disparate elements together into something whole—whether through art, events, or storytelling.
My writing is yet another layer, a place where I explore the philosophy of emotion, surrealism, and human perception. Inspired by Taoism, manifestation, and surrealists like Dalí and Magritte, I believe that stories—whether visual, spatial, or literary—are meant to pull us deeper into ourselves and the unknown.
Perhaps that is what all my work is about: constructing realities, then stepping back to let others find their own way through them.
Explore, interpret, linger—welcome to my world.
