Currently working @
T Brand International, The New York Times
Bio
Born and raised in Marseille, I’ve always been drawn to the spaces where creativity meets complexity—shaped by influences ranging from biology and fashion to cinema and speculative futures. I’m a multidisciplinary designer working across sustainability, systems thinking, and speculative design, questioning why we still create things that don’t last and exploring how we can design differently.
My work moves between the tangible and the conceptual: from digital design to rethinking materials and everyday objects, all while challenging the systems that shape how we produce, consume, and discard. I draw from circular economy principles, regenerative design, and biomimicry—not as buzzwords, but as frameworks for building more adaptive, responsible, and hopeful futures.
I hold a Master’s in Design & Sustainable Innovation and a Bachelor’s in Sustainable Design from BESIGN – The Sustainable Design School, and I also spent some time abroad at KISD – Köln International School of Design, where I explored interdisciplinary and experimental design in an international environment.
Experiences
FREELANCE DESIGNER
• Designing brand identities, UI/UX, and digital systems for startups and small businesses
• UX testing tools for mobile/web apps
• End-to-end design with a focus on clarity, usability, and sustainability
UX & INNOVATIONAccenture, Airbus, Sugar Network, Toyota Europe, LBBW // Partnership Projects
• Led and co-designed sustainable design solutions with global organizations’ innovation departments
• Designed digital platforms for ecological transition
• Applied systems thinking and narrative design to complex sustainability challenges
• Developed eco-conscious cockpit UI (Airbus) and future retail journeys (Toyota)
• Integrated circular economy and CSR frameworks into product design
COMMUNICATION & STRATEGYVille de Marseille // Internship
• Created visual communication assets and storytelling strategies for civic and climate resilience initiatives