Research

My research sits at the intersection of geography, spatial data and governance. For fifteen years, I have been working on territories under pressure: where aid policies, land rights, conservation and agricultural practices collide.

From Laos to Myanmar, the Caribbean to the Sahel, my work draws on transdisciplinary and participatory approaches: multi-stakeholder mapping, geographic information systems, spatial analysis, artificial intelligence applied to field data. What connects these projects is a shared conviction: geographic data is a tool of power, and its co-production is a political act.