When Hamm ask Clov what he sees on his kitchen's wall, the later answers : « I see my light dying » (Endgame, Samuel Beckett). There is in this statement all the anxiety of a life which is feeling itself disappearing, but then again the peacefull confidence of a present that takes place.

 

My work settles in the thightness that arise between these two end.

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From philosophical and literary readings or personal writings, I practice scenography, installation, performance and drawing in order to investigate psychological states that swing between mournful fear et attemps of «  un-distressing  ». My research purpos takes place sometimes in a quest for an absolute like a moth lured by a bulb's light, sometimes in an attempt to go over this need for an absolute.

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Born in 1992, lives and works in Paris.