Published books
My books function as extended explorations — places where visual thinking, language, and sequencing can unfold over time in ways that single works cannot.
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This book is a reflective counterpart to my visual practice.
Artist's book
Intuitive texts with visual examples
Breathe in (French language version: Inspire) is an artist's book that brings together intuitive writing and selected artworks as a way of slowing attention. Rather than explaining the work, the texts function as parallel movements—moments of reflection that sit alongside images without resolving them.
The book emerged from the need to create a space where visual and textual thinking could co-exist without hierarchy. I think of it as a quiet studio extension: a place to pause, notice and remain open.
This book represents my practice in narrative form.
Novel
Geopolitical thriller
Hominine is a work of speculative fiction that explores power, identity and systems at a narrative scale. While distinct from my visual practice, it engages many of the same concerns: how structures shape behavior, how individuals navigate instability, and how meaning is produced under pressure.
Writing fiction allowed me to work through these questions over time, using narrative as a laboratory. I see the novel not as a departure from, but as a speculative extension of wider inquiry.
This book reflects the temporal discipline behind my broader practice.
Daily intuitive journal
365 short writings
Future Perfect Now is a year-long practice of daily intuitive writing. Each entry stands alone, but together they form a sustained investigation into time, presence and becoming.
The book isn’t a diary or a manifesto. It’s a structure for attention — a way of staying in dialogue with uncertainty over an extended duration. I see it as process made visible, where thinking unfolds through repetition rather than resolution.
