Founder and curator of a new program inviting prominent international curators from the Reina Sofia Museum, Centre Pompidou, New Museum and MASP São Paulo, to discover the city's emerging art scene through a personally conceived research trip during the art week.

Selection of the emerging artists participating to the fair among a panel including Pati Hertling, Performance Space NY's director and Benedita Badia, collector.

I conceived, developed, and managed innovative site-specific solo shows, collaborative projects, performances, screenings, and talks; as well as drafted texts for art centers, galleries, and independent spaces in France and abroad.- Together with artist Julien Creuzet, created a lecture performance mixing dance, music, poetry, and narrative stories with choreographer Ana Pi and musician Mbalango during is solo show at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. - Conceived and developed solo shows with new commissions by Columbian artists Daniel Otero Torres, and Swiss artist Martin Chramosta.- Conceived a video program presenting for the first time in Mexico the work of artists Monira Al Qadiri, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Madison Bycroft, Julien Creuzet, Pauline Curnier Jardin, Pierre Paulin, and Tabita Rezaire.- As an advisor for museum exhibitions, I joined artist Julien Creuzet, representing France at the 2024 Venice Biennale, during a time of spectacular growth and used my knowledge and expertise to improve his strategic and artistic development (14th Gwangju Biennale, Palais de Tokyo).- Conceived and developed a relational performances program taking place in a sculpture setting in Copenhagen; and an exhibition gathering artists in duos drawing on Robert Filliou's work "Danse-poème collectif" by mixing performance, poetry, experimental music, and visual arts in Paris.- Co-founded the curatorial platform Heiwata based in Toronto, Mexico City, and Paris from 2015 to 2020: researched emerging art scenes; pooled of resources, networks, and artists; introduced the work of Georgia Dickie (Canada) and Ivan Krassoievitch (Mexico) to a french audience.- Built relationships with a rich community of artists, art professionals, and institutions in France, Europe, and internationally.- Ran successful fundraising campaigns, drafted and received grant applications, and mobilized French, Canadian, Swiss, Dutch, Danish, Spanish, and European diplomatic partners.

I taught "Theory & Practice of curating applied to fashion, design, architecture and visual arts" and "Contemporary art ecosystems" in the vocational multidisciplinary Master’s degree in Cultural and Technical Heritage (M2 TPTI). - Designed a curriculum based on interdisciplinary, experiential learning and horizontality, workshops, exhibitions visits, and interactions with art professionals. - Created a 3 years partnership with the Duperré School of Design and Applied Arts in Paris for a collaboration on the graduate exhibitions.- Supervised the graduation exhibition projects on Elsa Schiaparelli, in collaboration with the Maison Schiaparelli in Paris (2022); Eugenie O’Kin, in collaboration with Willy Huybrechts, an expert in 20th-century furniture and art objects (2021); The Arts & Crafts movement: influences, communities, and revivals (2020).

I oversaw prospective research and project development, suggested topics, and recommended artists and scholars for large-scale international exhibitions, publications, public programs, and the collection. Season ART / AFRICA: the new workshop: “ The Insiders, a selection of works (1989- 2009) in the Pigozzi collection, “Being-there, South Africa, a contemporary scene" (Apr. 25-Aug. 28, 2017).“In tune with the world" (Apr. 11 - Aug. 27, 2018).- Designed an exhibition proposal reframing the collection around the Anthropocene, non-human agency, and ecological urgency, including a selection of artworks, new acquisitions, and a bibliography.- Researched the South African art scene and postcolonial studies; organized several prospecting travels in Johannesburg and Cape Town to meet with artists, art actors, thinkers, and organizations.- Supervised artworks commissions with South African galleries and artists Jody Brand, William Kentridge, Lawrence Lemaoana, and Bogosi Sekhukhuni.  - Drafted texts for the exhibitions, the education, communication, and press departments, and notices on African artists Jody Brand, Moshekwa Langa, Lawrence Lemaoana, Malik Sidibé, and Barthélémy Toguo for the exhibition's catalogs. - Provided editorial coordination for the publication: participating in the development and proofreading of contents; liaising between the graphic designer, publisher & writers; compiling written & iconographic documentation. - Provided logistical and administrative coordination in collaboration with the museum's production team: following up on the exhibition's space design and layout, construction, and budget, and managing exhibition checklists and loan forms. - Conducted exhibition tours for VIP audiences, collectors, curators, lenders, and art actors.

I built relationships with a group of internationally renowned artists as an active member of the artistic and museum teams to develop a major exhibition about the 2010's Post Internet movement.Co-workers, Network as Artist (Oct. 9, 2015-Jan. 31, 2016); Pierre Gaudibert’s donation. - Conducted research on Post Internet theories; identified and recommended artists, galleries, and art organizations; organized prospecting travels in Berlin, London, New York, Beijing, and Shanghai to select artists and writers for the exhibition, publication, and public program. - Established a fluid communication of ideas within the artistic team gathering first-class curators and art directors such as the New York-based collective DIS; 89+ by Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Simon Castets, and Julie Boukobza; Toke Lykkeberg, and the museum team. - Supervised artworks commissions with galleries and artists Ed Atkins, Ian Cheng, Cécile B.Evans, Parker Ito, GCC, Mark Leckey, Shawn Maximo, Rachel Rose, Hito Steyerl, Ryan Trecartin; and a co-commission with the New Museum for the installation The Island by DIS. - Participated in a large-scale and synergic fundraising campaign that doubled the exhibition's budget thanks to donations, partnerships, and sponsorships; liaised with patrons, brands, and companies.- Provided curatorial, logistical, and administrative coordination with the production team: following up on the exhibition's space design, setup, budget, contracts, checklists, and loans. - Drafted texts for the exhibitions; the education, communication, and press departments; and notices on artists DIS, Cécile B.Evans, Parker Ito, Mark Leckey, Shawn Maximo, and Rachel Rose for the publication.- Managed the donation of Pierre Gaudibert's collection of artworks, books, and documents. Founder of the ARC, he created the first multidisciplinary and education-oriented contemporary art museum in France in the 70s.- Drafted acquisition proposals and participated in acquisition committees

I managed the touring of the Museum of Modern Art of Paris' video installations collection to the MOCA Chengdu using my curatorial, managerial, and persuasive skills to deliver a successful exhibition in complex diplomatic terrain while working in Paris and Chengdu. " In the meantime, the narrator artist”. Two decades of French art (1994-2014) through the collections of video installations of the Museum of Modern Art of Paris (May 24-July 28, 2014). Event as part of 50 years of cooperation between France and China. In partnership with the French Institute of China in Chengdu.- Liaised between the MOCA Chengdu, French Institute, and Museum of Modern Art of Paris: organized travels to Chengdu, led negotiation meetings, and drafted budget and collaboration contracts. - Provided curatorial and logistical coordination for MOCA Chengdu: adapting the video installations checklist, on-site space design, technical equipments, and artworks texts to MOCA’s context; liaising with Pierre Huyghe, Philippe Parreno, and Douglas Gordon's studio. - Provided scientific and editorial support to MOCA during the conception of a bilingual English-Mandarin publication: adapting artworks notices to an Asiatic cultural context, managing Mandarin translation of contents; compiling written & iconographic documentation. - Supervised MOCA's production team during the setup and managed interns in Paris.

“The Gestures of the Mind” (April 20 - June 30, 2013) and “Francisco Tropa TSAE - Submerged Treasures of Ancient Egypt” (Sept. 8 - Oct. 19, 2013)- Conducted documentary and iconographic research for exhibitions and publications.- Organized transports: updating shipping lists, obtaining estimates, setting planning-Arranged accommodation, travel, and per diems for visiting artists- Compiled condition and packing reports of works- Drew up, monitor, and maintained budgets

"A Universal Exhibition (documentary section)" in collaboration with artist Michel François.- Conducted documentary and iconographic research for the exhibition and publication. - Provided logistical and administrative coordination- Drew up budgets- Assisted with set up

“ Tino Sehgal: The Kiss & This Situation” (Mar. 19, 2013 - Apr. 28, 2013)- Conducted scholarly research, compiled, collected, and organized research documents- Conducted prospecting research on potential performers and dancers