About me

Since childhood, I have been fascinated by the sensory world. How things look, feel, taste and smell are all integral to how I navigate reality. Growing up in a family tied to the aviation industry, I was introduced to perfumery through the airports of the world, representing a realm of wonder and countless identities. Since then, I have dedicated my life to exploring, sharing and communicating perfumery as a cultural heritage.

As an art historian, I explore perfumery as an artistic expression, social phenomenon and immaterial world heritage. Theoretically specialized in semiotics, the study of signs, I approach perfumery as a complex system of meaning and communication. Combined with my industry background in sales, product training and customer success, these experiences have given me a point of view that is equally intellectual and commercial.