Publications

Neena, Malene, and Natasja shared their experiences of being adopted, highlighting the diverse perspectives and emotions associated with international adoption. Their stories reflect the broader historical trend in Denmark, where adoption from abroad became more common as domestic adoptions declined due to increased prosperity.

6 stories about resilience, in one magazine. 

There are journeys to be completed on bloody feet. We clench our teeth and take one step after the other. And as we walk this road, we know we are not alone. 

Carl-Christian Okking dreamed of becoming a professional football player, but the pressure on the field became greater than the joy. Today, football has been replaced by the pen, and as a writer, he has one mission: to shed light on the performance culture unfolding on football pitches across the country.

Graven in Aarhus remains vibrant even on rainy days, with locals and visitors flocking to popular spots like LeCoq and La Cabra, while Hipsterhøjen serves as a gathering place where people observe passersby, fostering a sense of community and inspiration akin to a catwalk, despite upcoming changes.

Here's the teaser for Roulez Jeunesse, a documentary about the choices made by young Travellers in Belgium (circus, fair and gypsies).

This project is my end-of-study film made with 5 other students: Léo Rochet, Max Romain, Celine Powels, Arthur Boulanger and Marie Ruwet.

The 26-minute film is available on request via a private link.

A lot happens at Brussels North Station. In "Roman de Gare", you'll meet all kinds of characters, at all different times of the day. The effervescence of this place makes it special, and if I may say so, pretty beautiful. 

I've always been intrigued by different ways of living. So I set myself a challenge: enter the world of homeless people.
I'd always thought of them as people like you and me, but to be honest, I'd always left a distance between them and myself.

But why? They also have dreams, opinions and a voice. They have strong personalities, incredible stories to tell and immense courage. Only, at some point in their lives, they didn't have the same means as the majority.
I spent 5 days with this family, this community of "street people". I want to transport you a little into their reality and their stories. It's a rough sketch of the experience I had and all the things they taught me.
Because each series of photos hides a great story that was built up between the characters and me.

The global warming is a catastrophe we talk about. A lot. But sometimes, we forget that it touches the whole world. And that we forget some extreme parts, which live it really differently. 

In 2020, Covid-19, we all lived the quarantine, a time off of time. Here is how I lived it.  

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In the music field, we don't always listen to the lyrics. Maybe we should. A lot have important messages we should all listen, just once... A feminist podcast.