What inspires your work as a photojournalist?

My work is inspired by the resilience of communities facing political instability, migration, and natural disasters. I believe powerful stories can create change and give a voice to those often unheard.

What kind of stories do you focus on?

I focus on social and political issues, migration, and daily life in marginalized communities. My goal is to document history as it unfolds and to show the human side of global events.

Where have your photos been published?

My work has appeared in major international media outlets and exhibitions around the world. I’ve collaborated with global news agencies and participated in renowned photography programs.

Do you accept assignments or collaborations?

Yes. I’m available for editorial assignments, long-term documentary projects, and collaborations with NGOs and media organizations. You can contact me directly through the About/Contact page.

Can I purchase prints of your photographs?

Yes, selected prints are available for purchase. If you’re interested, please send me a message with the image title or project name, and I’ll provide pricing and print options.

How can I support your work?

You can support my work by commissioning stories, purchasing prints, or sharing my projects with your network. Every contribution helps sustain independent documentary work.

What languages do you work in?

I speak English, French, and Haitian Creole, which allows me to cover stories in diverse communities with cultural sensitivity and direct communication.

Are you available to speak at events or workshops?

Yes. I give talks, participate in panels, and lead workshops about photojournalism, migration, and storytelling. For invitations, please reach out through the About/Contact page.