After earning my Bachelor’s in Architecture & Urbanism from École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Nantes, I pursued a Master’s degree—but life took an unexpected turn. Struggling with severe anxiety and depression, I found healing through art, color, and space.

Studio Emoshiki is my way of rediscovering creativity and bringing harmony into people's lives. I merge architecture, art, and emotional well-being to create spaces that uplift the mind and soul. The name blends "Emo" for Emotion and "Shiki" for Color in Japanese—a tribute to my love for Japanese culture and its sense of harmony and tranquility. Here, design is more than aesthetics; it’s about creating spaces that comfort, inspire, and bring peace.