From a young age, I have been driven by a deep passion for understanding people and their emotions: observing, feeling, and decoding what lies behind words, silences, and glances. My journey — from sports to theater, voice, photography, and personal coaching — has been an exploration of the many dimensions of the human soul, guided by curiosity and the desire to give meaning to emotions. From Belgium to France, from New York to London, I have built my journey around a constant quest to grasp the richness and depth of the human experience.

Over the years, I’ve realized that I perceive and understand situations differently. My mind, thinking in a branching or associative way, quickly connects seemingly unrelated elements, allowing me to analyze situations from multiple angles and identify behavioral patterns. This way of thinking deepens my understanding of human nature and gives me a more nuanced view of others and their experiences, enabling me to perceive subtleties often invisible at first glance.

It all began with sports: a promising basketball career cut short by an injury, which turned out to be an opportunity to reinvent myself. Theater then entered my life, opening doors to film, television, and advertising in Paris. Gradually, my voice became a new tool of expression — reading poetry for La Maison de la Radio, doing voiceovers for documentaries, novels, and commercials — offering another way to convey emotion. Writing also came naturally, with a poetry collection for a charitable event and other publications.