As a French-Egyptian artist who lived ten years in Egypt and close to twenty out of my home country, my work is grounded in the circulations, frictions, and inheritances that shape Mediterranean identities.

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I have researched Arab Jewish histories and displaced or marginalized memories, which I explore through films, installations, and narrative forms where belonging fractures, shifts and is re-imagined. 

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Navigating between documentary and fiction, I examine what remains of a place when we leave it—language, gesture, pain—and what continues to resonate in a no man's land, despite exile.

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My practice seeks to reveal a plural Mediterranean, inhabited by intersecting voices, fluid identities, and bodies moving across unset geographies. 

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