I have been exploring digital and internet culture since the early 2000s and hold a bachelor's degree in design
& fashion and a master's degree in research in digital media from the Sorbonne University in
Paris.
As a digital culture producer (project coordinator, strategist, editorial contributor or lead), I have
collaborated with the best in the industry, such as SuperRare, GALLERY, Lens Protocol,
WIRED, Outland, MUTEK,
VICE, i-D, Society for Arts and Technology, Y_D, and Creators (a partnership
between VICE and Intel).
My independent curatorial work includes dozens of projects presented online, onchain, and afk at biennales,
galleries, museums, and festivals globally. Through these projects and numerous published writings, I have
researched internet-based art and net-subcultures, including Y2K, technostalgia, and decentralized networks, for
more than a decade. I also recently co-founded LAN Party, a research and curatorial
unit (with Paris-based
curator, Vienna Kim) rooted in internet subculture and gaming within the on-chain & Web3 ecosystem.
I have been featured in various media outlets, including Forbes, Fisheye magazine, Google
Media Lab blog, and
The Massage.