He recently worked within On as an art director, developing campaigns and visual content across photography and film, including work with athletes. There, he refined a visual language shaped by movement and performance.
Alongside his image-making practice, he develops a design approach that is simple, playful, and unpredictable, with a current focus on textile innovation.
His project EC Knit, developed in collaboration with the TextielLab, the professional workshop of the TextielMuseum in Tilburg (NL), received the Swiss Design Association BA Award and is supported by Pro Helvetia. The jury praised the project for its ambition, rigorous methodology, and strong professional execution, highlighting its aesthetic clarity, controlled user experience, and its potential within the night train sector.
Ancestral gestures carved in shadow and clay.
Firing takes place in a reducing atmosphere, a process known as soenga, which gives the ceramics their distinctive deep black tone. Remarkably, this technique also renders the pieces waterproof without the need for glaze.
Photography: Colas Ravey / Paul Berthon