I was born on August 11, 1989 in Lausanne, and creativity has always been a part of me. At just 9 years old, I was already taking part in an art gallery opening after joining a workshop with painter Samedin Asllani. Let me show you… here’s the poster straight from my archives! You can probably guess my mom was a hairdresser, right? From there, pursuing art studies was a natural step. In 2013, I earned my CFC in Multimedia Design (now called Interactive Media Designer) at ERACOM in Lausanne. The training covered many disciplines, but graphic design instantly felt like home, something confirmed by my internships at Rouge FM and QoQa.ch.

I then spent 9 years in a communication agency at We Studio Sàrl, where I sharpened my skills and broadened my creative vision through a wide range of challenging projects. One of the highlights was my collaboration with the International Olympic Committee, where I gained rigor and adaptability while covering 9 editions of the Olympic Games (Summer, Winter, and Youth). Our role was to publish articles on the official IOC website, coordinating with photographers and journalists on site. The job required immense flexibility to adapt to the host countries’ time zones… those late-night McDonald’s runs at midnight or 1 a.m. almost became a tradition. Later, I joined the Groupe Barrière as an in-house graphic designer for GAMRFIRST.CH, the online gaming platform of the Casino de Montreux. Alongside visual design, I expanded my toolkit with motion design on After Effects and started exploring 3D with Blender—a new creative playground that allows me to build even more immersive worlds. Of course, with the occasional “rage quit” moments, but that’s part of the journey.

People often recognize in me a strong sense of aesthetics and a sharp eye for detail, which helps me refine my work and quickly spot ways to improve. Creative (obviously!) and organized, I know how to take a step back, accept feedback constructively, and use it to move projects forward. I never take it personally, it’s part of the process. This mindset makes collaborations smooth and effective: I listen closely, even when briefs are vague, and I can visualize the right direction to shape fitting solutions.

As for my personality, I’m discreet, positive, and observant, with the ability to thrive both in teamwork and independently. Creativity is the common thread running through my life: in my free time, I express myself through digital illustration and sometimes painting (acrylic and watercolor), often inspired by the music of my favorite artists. Over time, I’ve built my own visual universe through personal projects, guided by a strong belief: curiosity is the key to every creative profession, because it drives growth and pushes us to go further. I even fell in love with the art of stained glass—a fascinating craft steeped in history. I attended workshops in Valais to create my own stained glass piece, and it taught me a valuable lesson: sometimes an artwork is built at the cost of a few drops of blood. Yes, glass cuts, but passion always wins. A band-aid, and back to work.