Since I was a little girl, I’ve been obsessed with travelling to foreign lands.
I would invite my dog and cats into my bedroom closet to tell them stories of the places I had been and the things I had seen.
That’s how I began travelling.
That’s how I embarked on the path to becoming a photographer.

Whether it’s at the nearest street corner or the other side of the world, I capture images without staging, human beings in motion and the traces they leave behind: the poetry of everyday life!

I like to make my photographs accessible by creating utility art. I enjoy choosing my images according to each project: post-cards, posters, lamps, etc.
My artwork is presented in solo and collective expositions, as well as magazines: L’Art de Voyager, Continuité, Montréal en tête, Our Canada, as well as by the Tourisme Québec photo gallery.

In 2006, I chose to create a book about my adoptive city entitled Montréal Moods, (Montréal Ambiances, French version) published by Les Publications du Québec; a booklet of 12 Montréal post-cards, and a collection of greeting cards. The following year, the collection of lamps L’œil sur la ville was released…my desire was to highlight my favorite photos of iconic Montréal landmarks, such as Habitat 67 and the famous Montréal staircases.