ia in 2014, immersing herself in a professional environment to test the resonance of her work beyond academic settings. Upon her return to Switzerland, she was awarded the Jean Knechtli Scholarship, which recognizes emerging artists under 30. In 2019, she was invited to a four-month residency in Geneva, a pivotal moment that allowed her to deepen her practice and initiate a range of collaborative and multidisciplinary projects.

In 2022, between Geneva and Biarritz, she co-founded Clay Studio with her husband, Tim Cachot — a space dedicated to art direction and graphic design, where conceptual clarity meets visual experimentation.
Her work has been exhibited in Switzerland, France, and the United States, and has attracted the attention of international brands including Louis Vuitton and Alexander Wang.