Who am I?

I live in Paris, a city that has shaped my curiosity and my sense of nuance. I am a student here though I suspect you’ve already had your share of classrooms for a lifetime.Luckily, my days are not only made of books and deadlines. I always find time to breathe, to climb, to write, or to cook small rituals that keep me grounded and attentive.

Climbing has taught me how pleasure often hides just beyond fear.

Fencing sharpens my focus and reminds me that elegance can be precise, even instinctive.

Politics has long been part of my world, though I now feel a growing desire to look beyond borders, to let other cultures and perspectives shape me.

Music and writing are my refuges two intimate languages where I allow myself to be both sincere and subtly provocative.

For me, encounters are a gentle indulgence:à space where my thoughtful nature is stirred by my playful side. Here, distances soften, attention turns instinctive, and presence takes on a more sensual depth : no masks, no excuses, simply lived.