Born on the Mediterranean sea.

As a child, I made art, wrote stories about the great travels I’d undertake once I'd grown up, and I played soccer.

At 16, I dropped out of high school and moved to Paris to work on an Edtech startup. I then ran an entrepreneurship program for young builders, published a book teaching high agency to teens, convinced my best friend to drop out of high school and angel invested in his now billion-dollar company, and my grandma was interviewed in a 10-minute documentary about me by Le Nouvel Obs (top 3 biggest media in France).

In my early 20s, I travelled in over 20 countries and hosted events in more than 10 of them, I became a dancer in Berlin, apprenticed with a shaman in Mexico for one year, built a cutting edge entrepreneurship school in Senegal, and got my O1 visa to move to San Francisco.

I’m 25 years old as of 2026, and in the last year I started Nautilus, a foundation whose mission is to support exceptional young polymaths with their life’s work. I ran a three-month, fully-funded residency in San Francisco last summer with 12 young people from around the world. The house became a kind of modern Renaissance workshop, where brain organoids, paintings, humanoid robots, music, and other experiments were all being made under the same roof.

These days, I’m especially interested in how tech philanthropy will fund ambitious, optimistic art and culture. I’m starting to write about it on Twitter and Substack.

I also partner with companies on ambitious creative projects, building them end-to-end across storytelling, community, culture and experience.