I pursue several careers simultaneously.

I have been a professor of philosophy at Cégep de St-Laurent since 2007 and a former lecturer at the University of Montreal and the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières in the field of philosophy of science. I completed my doctoral studies in philosophy at the University of Montreal in 2000 under the direction of Canadian philosopher Jean Grondin.

I am also a researcher and author in the fields of philosophy, history and popular science. I have published several works: a “Historical and Philosophical Dictionary of Logic” (Press de l’Université Laval and Hermann in France, 2017), a series entitled “WORLD: An odyssey at the heart of great philosophical and scientific conceptions ", flight. 1, 2 and 3 (ed. Fides, 2021, 2022, 2023), as well as “MOON: culture, nature, exploration” (Fides, 2023).

I also have an artistic career. I practice hyperrealistic drawing in the fields of portraiture, astronomy, wildlife and archeology. I have been drawing regularly for over 40 years, and professionally for 25 years. My career took off after producing several official portraits for Celine Dion and her family in the early 2000s. Over the years, I have created portraits for several world-renowned figures, such as Pope John Paul II (a work that belonged to him) and Pope Francis, Queen Elizabeth (for the Royal Canadian Mint), Prime Minister Pierre-Elliott Trudeau (preserved at the Museum of Canadian History), and several others. In the field of astronomical drawing, I created a large drawing of the Moon (42 x 88 inches) which belongs to and is exhibited at the Canadian Space Agency, which uses it as an educational tool in its activities and programs, including including Artemis.