I am interested in working with artists whose practices feel fearlessly authentic, reflect and challenge contemporary languages and institutions, provoke a sense of surprise and a compulsion to deepen knowledge of their work. My focus lies in the attitude towards process rather than any specific medium. I am particularly interested in artists who engage with text-based practices—whether visibly displayed or woven into paratextual elements and constructed personae. Above all, I am drawn to encounters that foster mutual learning and transformation.

In 2015, I co-founded La Plage, a project space in Paris. The project was developed collaboratively in its early years before I continued to direct it independently from 2019 onwards. Located in a 5×2-metre vitrine in a passageway in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, La Plage emerged out of economic constraints and is grounded in structural precarity, both a reflection of and a response to the conditions shaping independent curatorial practices today. It engages critically with notions of visibility, display, and spatial negotiation, exploring how exhibition-making can operate within conditions of limited space and resources. Over time, La Plage has developed into a distinctive exhibition model that reconfigures the relationship between centre and margin, treating this tension as a generative site for artistic and curatorial practice. You can explore the programme here.