Short About Me
I live in Paris, where I work at a university as a research engineer after completing a PhD in Physics. My professional life belongs to science, but my private obsessions are elsewhere: cinema, literature, fashion, theory, and the strange emotional weather of contemporary culture.
Cinema, Books, and the Intimate Scene
My writing moves through film, literature, philosophy, fashion, and queer sensibility, treating them not as separate fields but as ways of reading the present. A gesture, a face, a room, a line from a film, or a cheap fabric can become the beginning of a larger reflection on taste, poverty, beauty, exclusion, and survival.
Thinking Without Distance
I try to avoid both academic detachment and confessional softness. I think from within experience without turning experience into spectacle. My essays return to figures who are too young, too late, too poor, too exposed, or too out of place — and who, precisely because of that, begin to see the world with uncomfortable clarity.
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