My passion for visual graphics started in the eighties, inspired by the pixelated worlds of the Commodore Vic-20, C-64, and ColecoVision. I was equally fascinated by analog interfaces. The dials, levers, and glowing buttons of everyday devices felt almost alive. When I later discovered the work of Dieter Rams, I realized that design could be both rational and poetic, with every surface and gesture carrying intent.

Influenced by designers like Susan Kare, Milton Glaser, and Paula Scher, I studied graphic design before working in various agencies and eventually entering the world of video games. There, I learned that clarity, emotion, and play could coexist, and that design could tell stories without a single word.

As my practice evolved, I moved into product design and collaborated with startups, agencies, and global organizations. My focus has always been the same: create experiences that feel intuitive, purposeful, and human.

Based in the Laurentians near Montreal, I’m surrounded by forests and mountains that inspire my creative process. Outside of design, I find balance in the outdoors, spending time with my family, hiking with my dogs, and exploring new places.