“The New World” captures a young, almost timeless figure, between past and future.
Her downcast eyes, her beautiful lips, and the droplets on her skin tell of a charged inner world. The foggy aviator glasses, damp hair, and ochre drapery create a soft post-apocalyptic aesthetic, like a waking dream. She seems to bear the weight of a world to be rebuilt, with calm and light. It's a vision of renewal—sensitive, strange, and moving.

"The Princess of Mamounia" embodies modern majesty in a legendary setting, in this legendary Marrakech landmark. Standing in a fountain, arms outstretched, she challenges the world with calm and pride. Her simple dress caresses the water, like a silent offering to the place.

"The Princess of Mamounia" embodies modern majesty in a legendary setting, in this legendary Marrakech landmark. Standing in a fountain, arms outstretched, she challenges the world with calm and pride. Her simple dress caresses the water, like a silent offering to the place.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

In an old convertible in the heart of an industrial area, Thelma and Li, adorned with dazzling jewels, embody rebellious glamour. These two women, from different worlds, defy convention and live their lives at full speed, with unashamed freedom.

WHAT COLOR IS THE SKY
In "What Color is the Sky?", a very young girl looks up, as if seeking an answer that no one can give her.
Her hair, pulled back, wet, structures her tender face, and a rebellious lock of hair draws an arabesque on her forehead.
She seems at the crossroads of worlds: between nostalgia and hope, between what has been and what could be.
His gaze is a silent prayer, a fragile appeal to heaven.
A soft, suspended image, inhabited by a disturbing emotion.

“You Want My Picture?” plays with codes, between glamour and self-mockery.
In subtle black and white, she stares at you, camera in hand, ready to reverse roles. She embodies at once the muse, the artist, and the one who questions the gaze. A mischievous, graphic, and profoundly modern portrait.

Entitled "After S…", this series captures that moment of spleen that follows euphoria, where a young woman, with Parisian and melancholic beauty, indulges in a gentle introspection. Between the play of light on her satin dress and the lowered gaze, each image suggests this suspended time, leaving everyone the freedom to interpret this intimate and universal moment.

Entitled "After S…", this series captures that moment of spleen that follows euphoria, where a young woman, with Parisian and melancholic beauty, indulges in a gentle introspection. Between the play of light on her satin dress and the lowered gaze, each image suggests this suspended time, leaving everyone the freedom to interpret this intimate and universal moment.