A highly sought-after chamber musician, he has participated in the Marlboro Music Festival and international tours with performers such as Jonathan Biss and Elisabeth Leonskaja, performing in venues like the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, and collaborating with the Ébène and Belcea Quartets. He also maintains an active teaching career as a viola professor at the Paris Conservatory and as a lecturer at the MMCJ Academy, directed by Alan Gilbert in Japan, and Musicalp in France.

From this solid experience as a performer emerged his growing dedication to conducting, collaborating on numerous occasions with the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra on projects including an artistic residency program dedicated to Alban Berg and Anton Webern with soprano Barbara Hannigan, the premiere of Oscar Bianchi’s 6db, a concert-fiction performance for France Culture based on The Little Mermaid, a program of premieres at the ManiFeste Festival Academy, and the recording Alla breve for France Musique, dedicated to Stefano Bulfon.

He has also worked as an assistant to Esa-Pekka Salonen with the Orchestre de Paris on projects such as Pierre Boulez’s Rituel, and with the Swedish Radio Orchestra. He was invited by the Orchestre du Auvergne to conduct educational concerts dedicated to Stravinsky, Toldrà, and Britten. His affinity for the vocal repertoire has led him to tackle works ranging from Bach’s Mass in B minor to Mahler’s Das Lied von der Erde, as well as operatic pieces such as Offenbach’s Les Brigands.

 A long-time member of Ensemble TM+, first as a violist and later as principal guest conductor, he has led landmark projects such as Revolve, a choreographic performance based on Gérard Grisey’s Vortex Temporum, and Alexandros Markeas’s oratorio Ypokosmos, which has been performed numerous times at the Opéra Massy. He has also directed the participatory project Symphonie-Villes-Monde, which brings together amateur musicians with Ensemble TM+. Among his upcoming projects is Vanishings, a production with Ensemble TM+ and the Linz Opera featuring works by Janáček and Thomas Adès.