For him, emotions have colors.
The voice of Maria Callas, for example, resonates in golden tones.
It is this innate talent, combined with a lot of hard work, that allowed this forty-year-old, with a frank gaze, to become a first-rate pyrotechnician.
With Arteventia, the company he co-founded, he creates nearly 150 pyrotechnic shows each year, in France and abroad.
A know-how inherited from a long tradition, which he nevertheless learned by himself, and late in life.
His first contact with gunpowder came from his grandmother when he was still a child.
This one buys her grandson fireworks for July 14, in a shop of pranks and tricks.
“I put lights and sound in my parents' garden, and I did my little staging.
It was going well, in general… At least, I never set fire!
From his childhood in Domont, north of Paris, he also remembers his apprenticeship in music:
“My brother…
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