In parallel with photography, my background is rooted in science.
I hold a PhD in Geosciences from Université Paris Cité, completed in collaboration with the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris and the French Geological Survey. 
My research focuses on natural hazards — from underwater landslides to tsunamis — with a strong emphasis on numerical modelling, probabilistic forecasting, and risk communication. I’ve worked with tools like HySEA and FUNWAVE-TVD, and collaborated with scientists and institutions during the Mayotte volcanic crisis.
Whether in the field, behind a screen, or in a meeting room, I navigate between geophysics, fluid dynamics, and real-world risk management. This dual path — between science and image-making — shapes the way I see the world: through layers, uncertainty, and quiet attention to change.