Artist & Curator

I am driven by the deep-seated conviction that art can naturally foster an ecological culture within us.

My projects blend art and environmental action, drawing inspiration from the sensitivity of the Japanese tea ceremony I studied.

I primarily create collaborative works that bridge the gap between gallery and garden, art, plants and cuisine.

I had the honnor to be featured in Neo-Japonism on the NHK and NHK world. Consult the press release here: EN/JP/FR

The Archivist

The Archivists is an artistic interpretation of principles of natural farming, permaculture and urban gardening through clay and seed sculpture, clay painting, fiction and rituals.
The aim of The Archivist is to spread heirloom seeds in the regions visited.

The first iteration of the Archivist, at Bridge Studio, in Kyoto, in ended January 2026.

At the end of the exhibition, more than 20 000 seeds from endangered native species of Japan were disseminated.

Fragrance of Grass
curated diners

I organize and curate the Fragrance of Grass dinners to celebrate forgotten plants, flavors, and artistic creation

Each event revolves around the forgotten fragrances of herbs, fruits, and seeds rarely encountered in contemporary cuisine.

Developed in collaboration with curious chefs, these dinners explore the meeting point between food, ecology and ritual.

Curated performances and artworks accompany the meal, turning each gathering into a sensorial meditation on taste, ecology, and place.
Get to know more here.