I have been tattooing since 2012, first in Switzerland and later in France.
Over the years, I have taken part in several international conventions — in Switzerland, Germany, France, and the United States — including some of the most renowned ones, such as Berlin and New York in 2019.

After the pandemic, I chose to close my studio in France. This period marked a decisive turning point in my path: I shifted my focus toward painting, contemporary art, performance, and street art, expanding my field of artistic expression.

With time, I came to understand that tattooing remains an essential part of my artistic language, though it is no longer its central axis. Today, my other artistic projects take precedence, and I am no longer tattooing actively. My agenda is currently closed.

This page remains online as a trace of that journey — a glimpse into what I know how to do, a form of artistic curriculum and professional memory.

My tattoo work developed within an ornamental and figurative style, exclusively in black and white, with a strong inclination toward fine lines and clean, balanced compositions.

At present, no dates are scheduled.
Tattooing remains, for me, an intimate and demanding act, one I now consider only when the context, time, and sense of rightness are fully aligned.