I was born in Paris. My recent ancestors come from Greece and Asia Minor—also known as Anatolia. Further back in time, I sometimes feel as if my roots reach toward the steppes of Mongolia.

In 2011, love and life brought me to Norway. Since then, I have worked as a coordinator of artistic research projects at the Norwegian Theatre Academy at Østfold University College.

Alongside this work, I am an artist. My practice centers on digital and mixed-media collage. I often return to my own photographs, reworking them and placing them in new constellations of meaning and light. I am also a writer, and these two practices unfold in close dialogue—image and text moving together, soul to soul.

A central thread in my life has been the exploration of psychogenealogy and transgenerational family therapy. I have studied and researched these fields for more than twenty-five years.

Since 2020, I have worked as a transgenerational practitioner and therapist, offering workshops in Norway as well as private sessions, both online and in person.

If you would like to know more about my work, you can subscribe to my Substack, Medicine of the Soul, where I write about my own transgenerational journey and share my artwork.

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