Born in Vevey in the 80s, I am a child of Lake Geneva. This vast lake has never been just a backdrop for me. It is a landmark, an anchor. Its shores have seen me grow up and guide my life through good times and bad. Passionate about oceanography and oceanology, I often dream of the high tides and distant oceans. Yet, it is here, on the waters of Lake Geneva, that I have found my own playground. A place where the water plays with shapes and textures. Vevey is much more than just a refuge. By living somewhere for a while, you end up absorbing it, becoming an integral part of it. The lake, the mountains, the familiar alleyways are now part of my DNA. Honestly, there are worse places on earth, don't you think? Raised on the visual narratives of Commander Cousteau, the underwater explorations of Laurent Ballesta, and the captivating pages of National Geographic, I grew up viewing the world through images that told stories. These images awakened my curiosity, but above all, my need to capture in turn the fragile and powerful beauty that surrounds us. From contemplative, I became active, transforming this silent admiration into a means of personal expression.