I was born in Paris, France and I now live and work in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. I am a drawing artist with a fascination for nature. I graduated with a first degree in Architecture followed by another in Fine Art from the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. As a result of my passion for landscape and how we respond to it my North Atlantic Rim Project came into existence- it is a 20 year plan (this is the 12th year) to draw the rock edges of the North Atlantic Coast. My work is site specific. My most recent project was with The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery as artist-in-residence in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland.

I have had numerous artist residencies, including Weir Farm National Historic Site, CT where I worked in woodland. Many of the drawing projects have been along the North Atlantic Rim including a symposium in Maritime Quebec and museum commissions that include a project for Shetland Museum. My work has been exhibited in many group and solo exhibitions including Portland Museum of Art, Maine; Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Colorado & Missouri State University Art Gallery, USA; An Lanntair Museum, Stornoway, Scotland; Musée de la Mer Magdalen Islands, QC, Canada; Art Affairs Gallery, Amsterdam; a sculpture in Tempus Arti Belgium and also in Natuurkunst Drenthe, The Netherlands; Geumgang National Museum, South Korea; and Kyoto Museum & Saitama Museum, Tokyo, Japan.