WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

WELCOME TO MY PORTFOLIO!

(Un)wanted Guests

2025

(Un)wanted Guests is a collection of soft robots, each crafted with a unique personality and tool that influences their behavior and interactions. These guests create a variety of experiences: welcoming, unexpected, or even subtly unsettling—inviting individuals to connect with the one that feels most resonant. Located near the front door, these robots activate with the door's movement, turning this transitional space into a playful moment. The front door becomes a site of shared absurdity, offering a pause to step out of routine and engage with housemates in a shared experience. In the image on the right, you can meet Sasha Loquace, the chatterbox. Always ready to drop the most useless, outdated fun facts no one asked for. The kind of friend you grow weirdly attached to, despite knowing you'll get random trivia about 18th-century spoons mid-conversation.

Project made in collaboration with the CNRS

The Show Must Go On

2024

There is rarely as much raw energy shared between people as at a massive concert—an exchange that fills both artist and audience, yet also challenges them deeply. From the artist's view, the crowd's energy is both thrilling and draining. With thousands of eyes locked onto them, their emotions swell, and they enter a heightened, almost ecstatic state. But beneath the bright lights, this connection reveals a darker side; the crowd's excitement starts to feel overwhelming, even monstrous, as if their hunger for more can never be satisfied. In «The Show Must Go On,» the performer's energy is absorbed by the crowd, leaving them vulnerable to the relentless demands of the spectacle. The show must indeed go on, but the price is high, as the boundary between celebration and exhaustion blurs. The artist is left wondering what will be left of them once all their energy is given.

Project made with Jonas Wolter, Lise Mendes & Francesco Le Touze

Co-Haviation

2024

Birds navigate using the Earth's magnetic field, just as flights depend on radio waves for communication during take-off and landing. Both are guided by natural forces, essential for precise navigation. In this way, the project explores the co-habitation of human-made and natural environments through a bird's eye view. This passive interactive experience combines flight data and intercepted air traffic control audio with a boid simulation. The focus is the Geneva airport showing flights take off and land. This flight path is a common scenario where birds often interact with planes. Subtle cues on the ground and more obvious plane congregations guide viewers to switch between birds and discover the central location of this imagined world.

Project made with Peter Ha

Once upon a title

2025

A fun navigation through cinema title history. Explore a selection of 315 film title designs across time and color similarity. This installation can also be viewed passively and interactively, allowing you to navigate through eras and colors.

Project made with Elisa Bernard, in collaboration with the cinema Plaza Go to the website

Terrain

2025

This 3D animation explores the skin as a shifting landscape. At first, the figure appears faint, outlined by light, its full form barely visible. Slowly, tattoos begin to surface. As they arise on the humanoid body, these tattoos begin to rise. What was once surface becomes structure. What was once a trace becomes a terrain. The tattoos take over, extruding from the body, distorting its contours. As the perspective loops back to its starting point, the tattoos return to the skin, flattening into quiet symbols once more.

Project made with Antonin Ricou

Insolence.zip

2025

My master thesis examines the role of humor in participatory digital disobedience and shows how laughter can become a political tactic capable of subverting the logic of platforms, highlighting injustices, and bringing communities together around a shared vision. Using examples from Internet culture, activism, and real-life cases, the analysis highlights the mobilizing power of humor, as well as its limitations when it excludes or loses its meaning outside of its context. The work also examines forms of online participation and the conditions necessary for the emergence of meaningful collective action. The thesis concludes with a manifesto inviting readers to imagine creative and accessible modes of action adapted to the political and technical realities of the contemporary digital world.

Tutor: Félicien Goguey Go to the website

Head of Lights

2025

Head of Lights is an augmented reality game for Meta Quest 3, designed specifically for paraplegic and tetraplegic users. Players restore a broken disco ball's shine by lighting up stars using only their gaze. As stars ignite, music and brightness gradually return, culminating in the disco ball's revival and departure. The experience requires no body movement, avoids motion sickness, and features short sessions to minimize headset discomfort. Its spherical concept also holds potential for future physiotherapy applications involving wheelchair rotation exercises.

Project made with Lise Mendes, in collaboration with the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation Go to the demo

Yellea

2025

This project explores procedural 3D with geometry nodes. Its shape comes from the retro plastic game. It's made out of a 3D printed case for an iPhone, that plays the 3D animation inside. Yellea is a dynamic city-building toy where floating blocks drift in a soft gel and move with each burst of air you trigger. With Yellea, you awaken both the child and the god within you. A simple burst of air reshapes the landscape, revealing how cities rise from play, chance, and imperfect decisions. It's a gentle reminder that even small gestures carry the power to remake a world.

Project made with Clément Bonnard, Julia Sangnakkara & Nicolas Grosfort

La semaine de juillet

2026

La semaine de juillet is a book featuring photographs taken by Timon Bachmann over many years at the Paléo Festival. I had the opportunity to design the book's layout and illustrations.

Un été sous les Marronniers

2024

Un été sous les Marronniers is a festival that takes place throughout the summer in Nyon. I designed posters to promote the program, as well as various print and digital materials.