A self-taught photographer, Eve began her career taking on commissions in the design and architecture fields. The pandemic led her to live between the French West Indies and Europe. This pivotal period transformed her relationship with photography. The act of photographing became a tool for perception, playing on the plasticity and fluidity of reality.
Since 2023, Eve has been developing Lueurs Fauves, a long-term project in an agricultural research and development center. In a hallucinatory and immersive style, it documents the sensory and imaginative experience of a territory committed to the
ecological transition. Lueurs Fauves received the UPP Prize, special mention from the jury, in 2025.
Now based in Marseille, Eve is participating in the group exhibition “C'est que des Fleurs” as part of Provence Art Contemporain 2025. She is joining the collective Le Cercle de l'Art for the 2026 season and is participating in the group exhibition “Que reste-t-il après” with the Zones gallery, in Marseille, until April 25, 2026.