I was born in Bordeaux, in the south of France, at the end of the last century.

As a child I participated in my grandfather's Super-8 filming. My place was in front of the camera, but I loved spying on him when he was editing his films.

At the age of 8, I began to write short stories. At the age of 13, I recorded my first songs then began to film by myself, alone with a VHS camera.

After studying Dramatic Art and Cinema, I began to move towards a musical journey as a singer, songwriter and performer. It was the occasion to direct and edit some of my music videos.

At this time, I also launched a project called "Family Portraits" (Vivre en vidéo) mixing personal teenage VHS footage, grand-pa's Super-8 archives with new material, trying to bring the past to life again, unraveling certain mysteries and healing old wounds, especially by working with my mother, who did voiceovers and sang on several videos.

In 2017, I started shooting my first film, "Hunter Nights", a cineplastic triptych to be released in fall 2025, the 'story' of a burned-out visual artist who gets lost in the twists and turns of his creative and neurodivergent mind, the opportunity for me to try and tame my best ally but also main enemy: the brain I’m dealing with since I was diagnosed with epilepsy at 13 yo.

In parallel with the release of "Hunter Nights", G.Green, my alter-ego, will share bonus content in the “Museum of Chaos”. 

Since 2021, I live and work in Rabat, Morocco, where I create but also publish books for Éditions Le Sélénite. 

Since 2024, I'm achieving the project of my life: a series of books inspired by my childhood and adolescence in the 80s and 90s as well as my musical journey in the queer scene of the early 2000s. Because writing is where it all began.