I was born in 1996 into a family of film enthusiasts, craftsmen,

and musicians. I began music at the age of 5 with clarinet lessons in

a music school. At 11, I stopped because music theory didn’t suit me, and

I started teaching myself several instruments: guitar, bass, cello, recorder...
 

In 2013, I took up steel forging. I built a small rudimentary forge in my

parents’ garden and learned by reading, watching videos, and meeting

other blacksmiths.
 

In 2015, at 19, I resumed music lessons at the COMDT in Toulouse, where I

studied the hurdy-gurdy for three years and singing for two years. In 2017,

I trained as a sound technician at ISPRA, specializing in studio recording.

Thanks to that, I set up my own home studio.
 

In 2019, I started working at the Village Gaulois in Rieux-Volvestre as

a coppersmith, bronzesmith, and guide for school groups. I stayed there

until 2023.
 

At the beginning of 2020, I dedicated myself to researching archaeological

sources and building a carnyx prototype. I sold my first instruments

in early 2021.

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In 2022, I filmed a demonstration video of the carnyx in the Lombrives cave.

It has now over 800,000 views, which gave me international visibility

and allowed me to receive many orders and recording proposals.

 

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Since then, I have been making almost one carnyx per month for clients

all over the world. I also take part in various international projects

(films, series, video games...) and I produce albums, videos, and recordings

for my own projects or those of my friends.

Finally, I regularly give presentations and lectures, in several

languages, on the carnyx and archaeometallurgy, both to the general

public and to school audiences.