Juliette

Juliette's path has combined theatre in high school, sociology, and then teaching. Today, she is beginning training to become an early childhood educator. She describes herself as a jack-of-all-trades, driven by curiosity and sensitivity.

A model since childhood, first for her mother, a photographer, then for various artists and projects, she considers posing as a storytelling tool. Her relationship with her body is above all a language: a way to tell stories, to convey emotions, to explore multiple worlds, and to assert herself.

Passionate about fantasy, folklore, and dark or dreamlike imagery, she enjoys exploring powerful characters and atmospheres, both in front of the camera and in performance spaces. Her experience with La Cour des Rêves allowed her to broaden this exploration through the discovery of the world of balls: a space where the body becomes a living language, in dialogue with music, costume, and the gaze of others. This shoot profoundly enriched her relationship to the image, collective storytelling, and directing.

At the same time, Juliette is working on her first fantasy novel, inspired by Celtic and Scottish folklore, witchcraft, paganism, and botany. Myths and marginalized figures occupy a central place in her imagination. She is also interested in children's writing and illustration projects, where imagination becomes a tool for sharing, gentleness, and empowerment.