I grew up between different cultures, languages and ways of seeing the world. The daughter of a Mexican mother and a Spanish father, born and raised in France, I learned early on to observe, to listen, and to pay attention to what moves between people.

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Photography entered my life through my father’s camera, a fully manual Rollei SL35 loaded with film. He taught me to set it, to wait, to choose. That slower, more attentive relationship to images has shaped my way of looking ever since.

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Before making photography my profession, I spent several years working in an international and entrepreneurial environment, where structure, precision and human relationships were essential. Today, these two cultures — artistic and structured — naturally meet in the way I approach weddings and brand projects.

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Film photography holds an important place in my work, not as nostalgia, but for what it asks of us: presence, acceptance of unpredictability, and trust in the moment. Many of the people I work with share this sensitivity, sometimes without even naming it.

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I photograph weddings because they bring together everything that matters to me: relationships, transmission and memory. My approach is about creating sincere, inhabited images that stand the test of time without losing their truth.

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If this way of looking resonates with you, I would be glad to connect.