Alice Wattelet.

Motivated, dynamic, persevering and passionate. It's after more than ten years of music practice, three years of art history (plastics arts option in high school) and plastic practice and a passion for literature that I turned to architecture. It was by hazard that I found myself on this path. Being persuaded to be made for the history of art, the encounter with architecture was the click of a passion sometimes disproportionate.

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"An hazard reversed sooner or later our dearest loves."
Henry Becque, Sonnets mélancoliques,1887

I did my training at the Catholic University of Louvain in Tournai, in Belgium, as well as at the University of CEU San Pablo in Madrid for six months in Erasmus. Today, I am trying to put these experiences to profit by working an architecture as interesting structurally as turned to art.