Since I was a child, I’ve been fascinated by the diversity of the world and the possibility of telling its stories. At seven years old, I used to create my own two-page newspapers and spin a globe in my room, counting countries and memorizing world capitals. Terrible at math, I was passionate about Literature, History, and Geography. With that background, there was only one possible path: to become a journalist who travels or a traveler who observes and writes. What we now call a “travel writer.”

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Since then, I’ve lived in France, Bolivia, Mexico, and Niger, still deciding whether I love Mama (Africa) or Papa (South America) more. A collector of curious characters, fortunate coincidences, and unforgettable moments that every journey gifts, an incurable nostalgic who would have loved to arrive just about anywhere.

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Traveling, observing, learning, and sharing—it’s what I’ve based my journey on ever since, whether through a notebook, a camera, or a classroom. And I hope it remains that way for many years to come.