Street photography is my way of holding onto moments that exist only for a second—unposed, unrepeatable, and often unnoticed. I am drawn to gestures, fleeting encounters, and the subtle emotional layers of everyday life.
Having lived between France and Singapore, my perception has been shaped by contrasting environments and rhythms. This in-between experience has led me to trust observation over construction, focusing on presence, atmosphere, and authenticity.
The Crossing extends this approach into a more atmospheric register, where silhouettes and warm tones evoke movement and transition, inviting viewers to pause, look closer, and discover their own reading of the scene.