I care deeply about the superpositions present around me, about a type of elegance, relationships, and freedom. 

I find inspiration from my parents, from the works of James Allen, Maximilian Büsser, Armando Veve, Yohji Yamamoto, and some whose name does not come to my mind as I am writing this, but who I feel aligned with on certain axioms.

I find supreme beauty in randomness, in mechanisms, in physical, corner-free rooms, in silence. If I was able, I would build (or hollow out) a ridgeless, edgeless, cornerless, smooth-as-possible space. And marinate in it until death. 

I believe in poetry, reciprocality, and the idea of an autodidactic universe.

Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart | The Hotchkiss School | New York University: Tisch