I'm a young actor out of Belgium, with a particular love for camera work. I studied theatre at LUCA School of Arts, but owe this pursuit to summer vacations in France and a very creative sister. They were my first reason to act out anything: we played Hogwarts students in a backyard shed, gibberish-speaking German tourists, or pretend rich people.

I was raised bilingual in Dutch and English, and grew up playing football before picking up boxing after high school.

Most recently, I played a leading role in the season finale of Familie – 1944 (Banijay Belgium, dir. Frank Tulkens). I've starred in the festival-selected short films Kamp and Always. On stage, credits include De Avonden, which I also co-wrote, and a production of De Naam by Jon Fosse.

Right now I split my time between acting and a handful of part-time jobs. I wouldn't have it any other way.