

EAST LONDON
DIGITAL PRINTS

As soon as I arrived in 2013, my eyes focused on East London and the district of Brick Lane ,Spitalfields. I discovered an architectural complex in the middle of which stands a brick tower, the heritage of the old brewery on which one can read the name TRUMAN, formerly TRUMAN'S. Today, this complex houses design agencies, companies, pop-up shops, galleries and finally its famous markets.
All of this activity generates a particular energy that is constantly buzzing. Brick Lane is also known for its street art, which is abundantly present in its streets and alleys. This street art coexists fully with the old Truman Brewery, ...(read more)



COAL HOLE COVERS
SCREENPRINTS
DIGITAL PRINTS

It is from 2015, that my choice was to put forward the Coal Hole Covers, allowing to offer another reading of the street and what dresses it. (Singular reading)?
These personalized covers, scattered all over the London sidewalks, gave access to a cellar (bunker), allowing to supply the adjoining houses with coal for their heating needs.
This approach echoes the work done in 2009, and 2013 in Bordeaux, valorizing the metal door knockers, which adorn the city's private hotels. (Exhibitions Métallochromie, and Platine Pop) ...(read more)



SCREENPRINTS & PHOTOS
Screenprints
It is in 2015 that the silhouette of a middle finger, "RESISTE" (Paris) will be drawn.
To help you read the visual, you can see on the left the slope of the Louvre pyramid, on its right buildings, with the Eiffel Tower in the center, and at its base the water, the Seine. (read more)
Photos
In 2020 I will combine street photography with the RESIST print series, as if to provide evidence of my claim.
I will recover photographs produced with iPhone since 2013 in London, which had, in large part, been published on... (read more)

BIO...*
In July 2013, I decided to go to London, curious to discover its urban jungle.
My interest quickly turned to the East End and the neighbourhoods of Hackney, Shoreditch, Brick Lane and Spitalfields where I found new inspirations.
It was from there that I made the choice to stay and live there.
Strongly inspired by the old industrial areas, I fall in love with the Truman Brewery. An institution rich in history, remarkably well preserved, it bears with its surroundings the traces of the different communities that worked and lived there, Huguenots (French migrants), Jews, Bangladeshis, Cockney.
Street photography will be my driving force... (read more)