Télamon's communications team commissioned me for 20 reportages spread over 3 years. The Groues neighborhood in Nanterre grew around this project of three buildings with high environmental standards: a private university, a mixed office-and-housing building, and a striking residential tower defined by the reach of its terraces. My brief was "simple": be creative! So I put the spotlight on the monumental work of the tradespeople building these structures, documenting the different construction phases. I didn't hesitate to propose my own angles and compositions, since that's exactly what was asked of me.

I've been working with Eva for over 7 years, shooting her interior design work. Our collaboration begins once her projects are completed. I've always been able to express myself freely while respecting her requirements. The rapport we've built over the years means we barely need to speak anymore. It's always a pleasure composing around her different moods, lighting choices, colors, textures, and… mirrors, which are the recurring thread through her work. I always have a lot of fun with those mirrors :)

Won through a competitive tender. Photographer for their architectural projects, renovations, and event coverage over four years. They told me, after a while, that whenever they needed human presence in their architecture photos, they'd pick me. So I shot numerous reportages across their residential neighborhoods. They gave me complete creative freedom, as do all the clients who choose me for my distinctive eye.

ICPF's communications team has trusted me for over 7 years now. My reportage-style photography — favoring unposed portraits and genuine emotion captured during their conferences and cocktail events — pairs perfectly with their humanist values and their wish to showcase their close-knit community.