I was born in 1995 in Montreal, Canada. I have been practicing the arts since a very young age. I developed an artistic style through the exploration of various techniques learned during my college years, where I studied visual arts and architecture before continuing my education at the University of Quebec's design school.

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Alongside my work in architecture, I used to draw and explore different artistic styles through various mediums. It was while preparing an architecture portfolio where I had to present a drawing with the theme "How can a line become an architectural space?" that I began to explore line drawing. After several sketches, the idea of a simple line became apparent. It would thicken in certain places, creating space. This was the catalyst for the inspiration behind my art.​

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​​By combining this method with the technical foundations of portraiture, I was able to evolve my style. The abstract art of a line could create a concrete composition, allowing for the perception of shading and the subject's form.

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My creations challenge the viewer to examine the details of the interplay of these lines and ponder the power they hold within the portrait and the creation of a concrete composition. I then refine my technique by equipping myself to translate my art into canvas painting and sculpture.

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In my artistic creations, I primarily focus on portraits of animals and humans, aiming to convey intense emotions through facial expressions. However, my works go beyond simply representing a subject; they explore the abstract relationship between lines to convey a message or highlight a particular subject, encouraging viewers to reflect and explore new perspectives.