I was born in Haiti, raised by curiosity, and shaped by every place I’ve called home. I’ve never really belonged to just one place. My home is wherever I feel inspired in the colors of Budapest, the sounds of Buenos Aires, or the warmth of Port-au-Prince. Each city has left a mark on who I am. When people ask where I’m from, I always smile and say: I’m from the world. Because identity, for me, isn’t a single location, it’s a mosaic of cultures, languages, and emotions. I speak several languages, but connection is my true native tongue. Being an international woman isn’t just about traveling, it’s about belonging everywhere, and bringing that global perspective into everything I do.
Traveling taught me that people everywhere dream of connection, not perfection. Each culture I’ve encountered has shaped the way I think, feel, and work. I see life as a collection of shared stories, each one adding a new shade to who I am. Being a “global soul” isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s a mindset of openness, empathy, and curiosity that I bring to every project I touch.