Born in 1949, I enjoyed a happy childhood in Sainte-Marthe de Vaudreuil, in a family of eight children, surrounded by devoted, hardworking parents.

From 1967 to 1969, I studied at the École des beaux-arts de Montréal, followed by graphic design at UQAM from 1970 to 1974.

I was part of Les Films Québec Love inc., alongside Yvan Drouin, Françoise Cartier, Michèle Raymond, Nicole Robert, Hubert Neault, Roger Otis and Francine Léger, who is now the group’s president.

I then pursued freelance work, notably creating window-display sets. I also published a black-and-white comic strip, La fin du monde est une farce ! (“The End of the World Is a Joke!”), and worked as a postal worker for Canada Post.

Since 2007, my website has been a place for research, learning and experimentation, where I put my knowledge into practice. Initially hosted by MMIC, then by Mustang Technologies, it is now hosted by WHC.

In 2026, I incorporated artificial intelligence into this work, particularly ChatGPT, to improve my pages’ HTML structure and translate my texts.