I am a film actress and opera singer drawn to the lives of women whose stories echo across centuries. My work is rooted in historical worlds – from the early 17th century to the turmoil of the Second World War – where character, movement and music can flow into one another as naturally as breath.

My training in Method Acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York, together with my cultural studies at the Sorbonne in Paris, has shaped an approach that seeks depth, precision and emotional truth. Every role becomes a space for research, intuition and transformation.

My background in early music, particularly Baroque repertoire, often finds its way into my screen work: in Blutgräfin (2026, dir. Ulrike Ottinger), where musical expression became part of my character’s inner world, or in Untitled (2017, dir. Michael Glawogger & Monika Willi), where I appear as the solo voice of the film music (Wolfgang Mitterer), weaving fragments of my first solo album into the film’s soundscape.

Having lived and studied in France, Italy, Spain and the USA, I work fluently in several languages (DE, EN, FR, IT, ES) and collaborate across European and international productions.