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The Lonely Continent Since 2010 I have regularly visited the Antarctic because of my work as a marine biologist. I have been extremely blessed with the possibility to not only be in one of the last pristine ecosystems of the Planet, but I have also been blessed with the chance to study it, to learn about its immense wisdom in keeping that icy balance across the millennia, gigantic protector of one of the largest biodiversity on Earth.. The Antarctic is a treasure for the whole of the Oceans, for it is crucial for the World's climate regulation and for the very basis of other Ocean's food chain. Breath taking in both its beauty and the physical challenge it represents, the Antartctic is nonetheless very fragile.

I became passionate of Urbex and industrial photography because of the calm that these locations instil in me. An estranged past permeates through the details the lens captures amid the destruction, in between the rubbles on the moulded floors. A whispering gone time, desperate to be remembered before a relentless yet perfect decay will leave way to renovations and new spaces. Urbex for me symbolises the defeat of everything: of usefulness, of identity, of recognition. Absurdly. A vivid sense of freedom.

Aves I recently started to develop a passion for bird photography. These winged creatures inspire a melancholic feeling in me. Their elegance, their often tiny bodies flying across the strongest of winds, literally breathing through their whole body to be able to to sustain the exhaustion of defeating gravity against all odds. And yet their vulnerability against climate change, against the heating up the very air they travel, the relentless increase in wind surge affecting the very airways that guide them and deliver them where seasons and nature urge them to be. The loss of healthy habitats, forests and meadows, worthy of their chants. Yes, their beautiful and enchanting songs, filling our world with melodic sounds, as a living background music to our otherwise cemented days. I am grateful for birds. I wish to show you their beauty with the same intensity I feel it through my eyes and heart.

In 2013 I took part in a volunteer travel to document a project in which 104 toilets were built and water was brought from the high mountain source to the outside of each family's house. This happened in the village of Ratankot, Nepal. During this trip, I encountered many souls and learned of many family stories and traditional habits for which I am grateful and wish to celebrate them with this featured page. Nepal

Black Diamond La beauté est une expérience universelle. Elle ne s'enseigne pas. Elle ne s'explique pas. Elle ne peut passer inaperçue ni passer inaperçue. Lorsque j'ai rencontré Aubane Filée (comptes Instagram – artistique : @f_l_u_n_e__b_a_i_e professionnel : @_flune_), j'ai su immédiatement que mon appareil photo deviendrait accro à la douceur de ses traits, à l'énergie éthérée de sa présence. Mon regard se posait sur sa beauté lors de longues heures d'échanges intimes, encadrés par les lumières tamisées d'un restaurant. Après chaque rencontre, je me souvenais d'une expérience surnaturelle… une profonde connexion spirituelle, parfumée par la beauté fraîche, la gentillesse et la candeur qui jaillissaient de ses lèvres à travers le timbre sensuel de sa voix. Une musique qui dissolvait le temps en un instant de bonheur. Avec elle, j'ai appris à voir la beauté. D'une manière nouvelle. Avec elle, je construis une famille faite d’amour, de communication et de croissance. Merci mon amour d'avoir choisi d'être mon partenaire pendant cette brève période sur cette Terre.