A performer on the stage, an artist in his heart – the energetic actor, puppeteer and mask maker brings a centuries-old tradition to the modern stage.
Born in Switzerland, he was always inspired by Tourdulich his father's and grand-fathers' wood-working techniques. He learned the art of leather mask-making from Jessica Nicholls and Gilles Brot, who were respectively students of Antonio Fava and Donato Sartori. Later he graduated from the Jacques Lecoq International Theater School in Paris. Known for his distinct approach, Lecoq was among the first to use the traditional masks as a training tool. His goal was to ultimately have his students reach the smallest mask in the world – the red nose of a clown.