I grew up on a rock in the Atlantic called Lanzarote. Raised between a French father, a German mother and a volcanic coastline, the island quickly became my thing: wind, salt and long days by the ocean.
Windsurfing was my first language. At 18, I won my first world title and thought everything would revolve around competition, until keeping that path alive professionally stopped making sense. That’s when I picked up a camera and started looking at things differently, learning by doing and later assisting photographers like Ginés Díaz.
Now, at 25, I’m part of Bruma Studio in Madrid, creating visual stories for brands, athletes and creative projects. When I’m back home in Lanzarote, everything shifts to the ocean, chasing wind and waves. I’m more motivated than ever to get back into competing, pushing harder on the water each time, and I’m grateful to my sponsors for keeping this fire alive.