I have been tattooing since 2012, first in Switzerland and later in France.
Over the years, I have taken part in several international tattoo conventions — in Switzerland, Germany, France, and the United States — including some of the most prestigious, 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: I shifted my focus toward painting, contemporary art, performance, and street art, expanding my creative language into more fluid and living forms.

With time, I came to understand that tattooing remains an important part of my artistic vocabulary, but it is no longer its center.
At present, my other artistic projects take precedence. I am not actively tattooing, and my agenda is currently closed.

This page intentionally remains online as a trace of that journey — a visual curriculum, a record of what I know how to do and what I have built.
Tattooing has always been, for me, an intimate, almost ritual act, requiring presence, availability, and human connection. I now choose to open this practice only when the circumstances and the framework truly allow for it.

My work is rooted in ornamental and figurative styles, exclusively in black and white, with a particular focus on fine lines and balanced, minimal compositions.

At this time, no dates are scheduled.
The agenda remains closed, yet open to future possibilities.