There was never a single moment when I decided to become an artist, only a quiet, persistent pull toward light.
Having returned to Switzerland after 15 years, I found myself drawn to landscapes that seemed to hold something just beyond words: the stillness of Lac Léman at dawn, the quiet strength of the Matterhorn standing against an ever-changing sky. These places didn’t just inspire me, they stayed with me.
My path as a self-taught artist, later refined through my studies with the New York Institute of Photography, has been guided by a singular pursuit: capturing the presence of light in its most fleeting and evocative forms.
Working in oil on canvas, I create landscapes that invite a pause - a breath. My work is not about perfect replication, but about presence. The warmth of evening light, the hush before a storm, the fleeting moment when colour and atmosphere come alive.
For me, art is more than what hangs on a wall. It’s about creating an experience, from the first connection with a piece to the moment it becomes part of your space. I care deeply about every detail, because I believe what you bring into your home should feel personal, lasting, and quietly meaningful.
If my work resonates with you, I invite you to take your time and explore the collection, perhaps you’ll find a landscape that feels like it was always meant to be yours.
A Perfect Moment
oil on linen canvas | 80cm x 80cm
Jet d'eau
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 100cm
La Grammont
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 100cm
Morges
oil on linen canvas | 80cm x 80cm
Summer Breeze
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 80cm
Contemplation
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 50cm
Geneva
oil on linen canvas | 80cm x 100cm
Somewhere Only I Know
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 80cm
Bliss
oil on linen canvas | 72cm x 61cm
Homeward, Lac Leman
oil on linen canvas | 90cm x 116cm
Solitude
oil on linen canvas | 80cm x 80cm
Regatta, Lac Leman
oil on linen canvas | 40cm x 40cm
Sunrise, Lac Leman
oil on linen canvas | 40cm x 40cm
Zürisee
oil on linen canvas | 60cm x 50cm
Sunset Jura and Lac Leman
oil on linen canvas | 50cm x 60cm
Gentle Breeze, Lac Leman
oil on linen canvas | 60cm x 60cm
Caught in a Whisper
oil on linen canvas | 80cm x 80cm
Matterhorn
oil on linen canvas | 50cm x 50cm
Geneva's Sunset
oil on linen canvas | 100cm x 80cm
Coming soon!
oil on linen canvas
Coming soon!
oil on linen canvas
Coming soon!
oil on linen canvas
Coming soon!
oil on linen canvas
Coming soon!
oil on linen canvas
Hydrangea
oil on linen canvas | 40cmx40cm
Gypsophila
oil on linen canvas | 45cmx55cm
Posy
oil on linen canvas | 50cmx50cm
Ranunculus
oil on linen canvas | 40cmx40cm
Lac Léman, or Lake Geneva, is Western Europe’s largest freshwater lake, nestled between Switzerland and France. Crescent-shaped and covering 580 km², it is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, surrounded by the Alps and Jura mountains. Geneva, at the western tip, features the iconic Jet d’Eau, shooting water 140 meters into the air. The lake, fed and drained by the Rhône River, offers a mix of recreation, including sailing, swimming, and cruises, alongside stunning views of vineyards and mountain backdrops. Its historical significance and scenic charm make it a highlight of the region.
The Bol d’Or Mirabaud, inaugurated in 1939, stands as one of the world's premier inland sailing races, attracting professional sailors, enthusiasts, and spectators. Held annually on the picturesque Lac Léman (Lake Geneva), it offers a challenging test of skill amid breathtaking alpine scenery. Starting and finishing in Geneva the course spans approximately 123 kilometers (66 nautical miles). Known for its unpredictable wind conditions ranging from the calm bise to the gusty Joran, the race demands exceptional tactical expertise and adaptability.
The event features a diverse fleet, showcasing elite competitors such as Olympic medalists and America’s Cup veterans, alongside passionate amateurs. The current speed record, set by the hydrofoil catamaran TF35 Alinghi, is an impressive 5 hours and 1 minute under optimal conditions.
Rolex Sail Grand Prix: Geneva Debut (20-21 Sept 2025). For the first time, Geneva hosted the Rolex SailGP on Lac Leman, where F50 foiling catamarans raced at close to 100 km/h against the backdrop of the Jet d’Eau and Mont Blanc. Germany by Deutsche Bank claimed the event win, with Australia second and Switzerland thrilling home fans with a podium in third. Emirates GBR clocked the event's top speed in Geneva: 63.2 km/h on Day 1 and on Day 2 Switzerland was fastest at 58.1 km/h. The fastest recorded speed is 103.93 km/h on 6 August, 2025 by Rockwool racing team.