No Brain No Gain

Trained in a design school, I have developed graphic, creative, and technical skills that I have cultivated through freelance work. Naturally curious and a lifelong learner, I enjoy discovering new practices, experimenting, and training myself on emerging tools. As a multidisciplinary professional, I navigate with ease between interface design, print and digital graphics, illustration, prototyping, and art direction. I am creative, with a real attention to detail and a strong sensitivity to ergonomics and user experience.

My background is not limited to design. I have a long-standing connection to the IT world: passionate from an early age about free software, ethical hacking, and open environments, I learned the basics of coding self-taught, alongside my artistic training. This dual culture, technical and visual, fuels my daily practice and allows me to collaborate with developers while maintaining a user-centric and sensitive perspective.

Furthermore, my commitment to popular education is a common thread: I have worked as a multimedia animator and digital trainer in associative and socio-cultural structures, in both urban and rural settings. These experiences have allowed me to transmit digital knowledge to diverse audiences—young people, seniors, first-time arrivals, social workers—and to design accessible, fun, and educational content. I attach great importance to transmission, active pedagogy, and creating bridges between design, digital technology, and society.

Today, I design visual and interactive tools, while continuing to train and support audiences in their critical and creative appropriation of digital technology. I believe in a more readable, fairer, and more human web.