Driven by cinema's transformative power, my work aims to bridge gaps and spark conversation on critical issues such as climate change. The experiences of living across the varied landscapes of Aotearoa - New Zealand, Kanaky - New Caledonia, Gespe’gewa’gi - Gaspésie, and Tiohtià:ke - Montreal have deeply influenced my focus on the intricate relationship between humans and nature. Through films like 'Cement' and collaborations with artists such as Soleil Launière and Willows, I blend spontaneity with structured filmmaking to explore human identity, desires, and societal constructs.My commitment to outdoor filmmaking and aiming to master technical skills helps me to capture the environment's dual aspects of strength and vulnerability. I cherish multidisciplinary collaborations for their ability to introduce new methods and perspectives, striving to merge the expected with the unexpected in each project. Ultimately, my goal is to engage audiences in reflective dialogue, offering films as a space for discovery and deeper connection with the world. Through my work, I seek not just to tell stories, but to inspire introspection and foster a greater appreciation for our planet.