Based in Lausanne, I am a student un architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL). My academic experience and professional opportunities have led me to develop a strong interest in vernacular architecture and marginalized ways of life, both in Switzerland with the Yenish community, and across the Tunisian desert, tracing the paths of the last nomads of the Sahara.

These research experiences, far removed from traditional notions of architecture as typically envisioned, have profoundly transformed my approach to the field. Today, it is shaped by a tangle of stories, traditions, and cultures, closer to the human than to the technical.