I speak through lived experience rather than motivation.

My work draws from a life shaped by movement, uncertainty, and decision-making under pressure; from the origins of parkour to projects such as Casino Royale and documentary work exploring movement, risk, and human behaviour.

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These talks are not designed to energise or persuade, but to offer perspective.

I explore how individuals and organisations relate to:

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• fear and uncertainty

• decision-making under pressure

• adaptability and creative problem-solving

• freedom, responsibility, and constraint

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Using movement as a reference point, I reflect on how behaviour reveals itself when systems are removed and conditions become real.

The tone is calm, direct, and experiential.
The aim is not transformation, but recognition; moments where something already known becomes clear.

Talks are delivered in intimate or institutional settings and may include demonstration, reflection, and audience interaction where appropriate.

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Format

• 60–90 minutes

• Talk with optional experiential elements

• Delivered in English or French

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Access

Engagements are arranged through direct enquiry or trusted introduction.