Only child, I was born and brought up in a very small village in the south of France, from a French mother and an Italian father, I had a very happy and peaceful childhood, I grew up with nature around following the seasons and eating locally grown food.

When I turned 18, the fairytale abruptly ended when my father unexpectedly passed away. I moved to London a few months later. While grieving and searching for a way to alleviate my pain, I encountered Yoga, this sacred, ancestral way of life became my refuge, my salvation.

At age 22, I received my first passport and started traveling, my first destination was India, I travelled for a month on the west coast, from Mumbai to Kanyakumari, I fell in love with the complete opposite of everything that I had ever known, a culture, a religion and most of all a way of life. 

The past 21 years, I have traveled the world, explored different countries, blended with local people, enriched my general knowledge and had the greatest experiences humanly wise, but I always return to India, to learn from a land holding some of the most ancient healing systems and teachings.

In 2016, I attended a Classical Yoga Teacher Training course at the Yoga Institute of Santacruz East in Mumbai, I had been practicing in London for many years but I was lacking the philosophy behind it.