I was born in Semipalatinsk, in the former USSR, near Siberia, where I lived until I was seventeen. I then went on to study medicine in Saint Petersburg before moving to France, where I worked for several years in the medical field — first as a nurse, and later completing a PhD.

Despite this scientific background, I never forgot my years in musical theatre — without a doubt, the happiest time of my adolescence. The joy of performing, embodying characters, and telling stories has always stayed with me.

Having grown up in the USSR, within a culture and environment so different from that of France, I carry a unique perspective and emotional depth — a life experience that deeply enriches my work as an actress.

A few years ago, I decided to follow this passion fully. I put my medical career on hold to dedicate myself entirely to acting and cinema. I trained for two years at Philippe Landoulsi’s Studio in Paris, attended masterclasses with Jack Waltzer and Jean-Bernard Feitussi, and completed training with Giles Foreman (in English).

Today, acting has become an essential part of my life. I hope to keep growing in this world, to collaborate with inspiring directors and artists, and to live fully from this passion that has always been part of me.