ENTRY DESCRIPTION
This image is part of the series "murmures de l'âme"
In a world that watches, analyzes, measures, and controls everything, I am fascinated by what still escapes all forms of control.

Among these untamed territories where our instinctive desire for freedom remains unconstrained: the unconscious , a vast continent of ambiguities and vertigo, whispering its truths in the language of symbols and dreams.

I wanted to explore this inner space where reason gives way, where the instinctive, the impulsive, the chaotic reclaim their place. These are territories where words falter and images take over. A visual wandering made up of fragments of memory, blurred intuitions, silent revolts , attempts not to grasp a fixed truth, but to capture a vibration, a breath, a fragile light at the heart of our most secret parts.

This project is an invitation to feel what within us longs to break free: from imposed limits, from imprisoning gazes, from the frameworks that confine us. Through these sensitive projections, it is perception itself that trembles: what we believe we desire, what we repress, what draws us inward without our knowing.

And what if this were the ultimate freedom? A space where nothing is decided, where nothing is controlled. An indomitable place where we stop appearing and simply exist: confused, incoherent, alive.

AUTHOR
I was born in 1979 and experienced a nomadic childhood. My sister was born in Chad, my brother in Morocco, and I myself in Cameroon. These multicultural beginnings awakened in me a taste for discovery, encounters, and the unexpected, nourishing both my imagination and my passion for storytelling.
I now live and work in Paris.
As a self-taught photographer, I use the medium to explore emotions, the unconscious, and subjects that are, by nature, elusive. My work does not seek to deliver a strict representation of reality, but rather to suggest what lies beneath the visible: the poetic, the metaphorical, the mysterious.
Experimentation lies at the heart of my practice, which could be described as that of a “visual artist.” I often feel compelled to introduce physical éléments (embroidery, cardboard, ink) as a way of lending greater materiality to works whose very subjects remain intangible.
My photographs have been exhibited internationally. In 2025, I was named Fine Art Photographer of the Year (non-professional) at the IPA International Photography Awards. I am also a finalist for the QPN Quinzaine Photographique de Nantes Prize.

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