Born on October 28, 1960. She lives and works in Paris.

After studying filmmaking, followed by an extensive practice in photojournalism and documentary photography, she earned her PhD in Fine Arts from the University of Paris VIII. She is currently a Senior Lecturer and holds a doctorate in aesthetics, fine arts, and photography. A monograph on her photographic work, Corps Lato Sensu, was published in September 2012 by Trans Photographic Press, with a preface by art critic Dominique Baqué. Two theoretical volumes on photography and its issues have been published by L’Harmattan, each with prefaces by Françoise Paviot and Alain Chareyre Méjan: De l’expérience à l’identité photographique and De l’expérience à la re-connaissance.

As a photographic artist, educator, and theorist, her reflections intertwine practice and theory. She is represented by Espace_L Gallery in Geneva, which presented her work at ArtRio in 2014. Themes of the body, experience, and the photographic continue to inform both her research and photographic work. She has been regularly exhibited in France and abroad for over 20 years and is part of numerous collections.

Exhibitions at Espace_L gallery: Fahrenheit 451, Entre-Corps, ELLES, Nouveau Départ 4’33”, Onde, Latentes, Départ.