Story
I’m 27, and I come from a small French town called Grenoble. Since I was a kid, I’ve always been drawn to technology, art, and aesthetics.
One of my earliest experiences with design was around the age of 10 when I first discovered Photoshop. I didn’t realize it at the time, but that was the beginning of a passion for what I later understood to be design—the art of solving problems through creation.
I started by studying graphic design, which taught me the fundamentals: composition, balance, how to use shapes, colors, and typography.
Naturally, I soon found myself exploring other creative fields like Creative Coding, Editorial Design, 3D, Interface Design, and Animation. Each of these disciplines came with its own set of techniques and constraints, yet they all followed the same core principles: visual hierarchy, simplicity, consistency, interaction, storytelling…
That insight pushed me toward a multidisciplinary approach. Good design isn’t about the tools or the medium—it’s about the intention and logic behind it.
Instead of specializing in one field, I chose to develop a broad vision where every discipline influences and enhances the others.
One of my earliest experiences with design was around the age of 10 when I first discovered Photoshop. I didn’t realize it at the time, but that was the beginning of a passion for what I later understood to be design—the art of solving problems through creation.
I started by studying graphic design, which taught me the fundamentals: composition, balance, how to use shapes, colors, and typography.
Naturally, I soon found myself exploring other creative fields like Creative Coding, Editorial Design, 3D, Interface Design, and Animation. Each of these disciplines came with its own set of techniques and constraints, yet they all followed the same core principles: visual hierarchy, simplicity, consistency, interaction, storytelling…
That insight pushed me toward a multidisciplinary approach. Good design isn’t about the tools or the medium—it’s about the intention and logic behind it.
Instead of specializing in one field, I chose to develop a broad vision where every discipline influences and enhances the others.
