About

After obtaining my Bachelor's degree in graphic design in Lyon in 2010, I moved to Switzerland. I worked as a graphic designer for various multinational companies until 2022, but also for cultural associations (including the Romand weaving association Romantiss'), artists, small businesses and music groups.

I have always been curious about how everyday objects are made, and I have loved creating things with my hands since I was very young. I discovered a passion for weaving during a visit to the contemporary tapestry workshop Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. Back in Switzerland, I trained in weaving at the Filambule workshop school with Danièle Mussard in Lausanne between 2019 and 2021. At the same time, I also took sewing classes to become more free and independent in my creative work. In 2024, I co-founded les tisserandes in Lausanne, a local textile design shop running from early 2024 to late 2026 where I give introductory weaving classes.

I joined the Romand weaving association Romantiss' in 2020, and am now its co-president alongside textile designer Jamie-Lee Duvieusart. I am also a member of the UTA (Union pour le Tissage Artisanal), the Association Métiers d'Arts Suisse and the Association Métiers d'Arts Vaud.

In recent years, I have participated in several collective weaving exhibitions with Romantiss': Archi-textures in Romainmôtier in 2021, Un vrai tissu de mensonges in Lausanne in 2023 and Deux par deux in Romainmôtier in 2025 and Toiles de Maîtres in Geneva in 2026. I have also taken part in various events related to the arts and crafts: Métiers d'Arts Dévoilés (Morges 2025, Vevey 2026), the European Artistic Crafts Days (Lausanne 2025), Fête de la Ferme des Troncs (Mézières 2024 and 2025), and Journées des Artisans (Estavayer-le-Lac 2025).

Weaving allows me to bring my graphic vision to life by playing with colours, shapes and the rhythm of patterns to design scarves, accessories and decorative objects. I also attach great importance to the sensory aspect of my work by choosing soft and enveloping materials. Tactile impressions, bright and vibrant colours, constructed or improvised rhythm; my work is sometimes thoughtful, sometimes more free, but always graphic and colourful!