Creativity informs my professional and personal life. Self-taught, multi-skilled and innovative, keenly aware of developments in new technology and committed to finding the best way to communicate for business, these are the characteristics that make me an exceptional collaborator fundamentally motivated by respectful exchange and investing myself 100%.

In France, in addition to working for seven years at the CNRS (equivalent to the National Science Foundation) on the scientific and technical library databases, I earned a bachelor’s degree in Tourism and Leisure with a minor in tourism product design and marketing (equivalent to a 2 years technical degree). Ten years ago, at the age of 28, I decided to immigrate to Quebec and am now a Canadian citizen while retaining my French (European) citizenship. NAFTA provisions would make facilitate obtaining a visa to work in the U.S.

After 10 exciting years in the very creative city of Montreal, I moved to Quebec City to rejoin my future husband as well as collaborate with him on the development of new projects within the gay community in provincial capital. I assumed the presidency of the local gay socio-cultural Association (a non-profit organization) and became very involved in a range of stimulating projects, including the establishment of exhibitions featuring gay artists.

Thus, in July 2011 we officially opened the gallery DomaHom (see MantoMan) Draw inspiration from community of gay artists in Quebec, the gallery’s vision is to present the total multidimensionality of men — physical, spiritual, and intellectual, the tangible and intangible. Together, we organized fundraisers to contribute to the battle against AIDS, set up stunning buffets for our openings and created multimedia presentations for the artists we represent.