We all, at some point, have looked up at the night sky.

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We all, at some point, wondered : “Are we really alone?”, against this immensity.

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What if there were a simple method to meet visitors from outer space without leaving earth?

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What if there were a simple way to see a flying saucer?

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Let the magic happen, to infinity and beyond.

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My work is built around the practice of photography, publishing and sculpture, using an ironical lexical field.

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By dint of exploring strange landscapes and looking for the mysteries that hide there, I was more particularly interested in the question of beliefs, and specifically how beliefs affected the landscape and our relation with the world?

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One of the main topics I’m working on is the modern myth of flying saucers. At the crossroads of science, fiction and popular culture, it turns out to be a powerful subject about the truth and the false:

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Something which is here and not here at the same time.

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Something which can be represented, but never materially present.

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Something which can affect the way we look at the things around us. 

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My work focused on the observation of their absence and on the plastic and narrative forms that this idea can take.