INFORMATIONS
Photographer for La Libre Belgique and La Dernière Heure les Sports from 2011 to 2024.
Regularly working with various Belgian newspapers and magazines.
I've got a Bachelor of Arts in Photography from HELB-INRACI, Brussels and really enjoy working with medium and large format cameras, love
traditional darkroom printing techniques.
Born in 1980 in Namur (Belgium), I studied photography at HELB-INRACI in Brussels. After a several-month internship at the VU' Gallery in Paris, I traveled to Latin America to create a photographic essay on migration flows towards North America. Boundaries, margins, and "outskirts" then became a focal point in my work.
In the wake of that, I was awarded a scholarship in Barcelona to participate in a workshop with Jane-Evelyn Atwood. I also seized the opportunity to submit my work for critique at the ICP in New York.
Afterward, I showcased that essay at several venues. This body of work (Borderline) was featured in the International Biennial of Photography in Liège.
Photojournalist based in Brussels for La Libre Belgique and La Dernière Heure Les Sports from 2011 to January 2024, I collaborate with numerous national media outlets and magazines (Imagine, Axelle, Alter Echos, Paris-Match, Moustique, Het Nieuwsblad,...)
The experience gained in the national daily press has provided me with a deeper understanding of the political landscapes that shape our daily lives.
I had the opportunity to be a finalist for the National Digital Press Award several times and I won it twice.
Additionally, a collaboration with Getty Images also emerged during the Covid-19 crisis.
Pursuing my documentary photographic practice, I am presently engaged in an extensive series projected to span at least 5 years. Throughout this time, I will maintain a focus on exploring the concept of boundaries, now within my own country.