At the age of twenty, after opening an art café in Geneva, he moved to Berlin and then to Paris to study philosophy at the Sorbonne. During his studies, he created "off-theater" performances that were presented at the World Theater Festival in Nancy and the Avignon Festival.
He then founded a screenwriting agency, working with French, Hungarian, and Bulgarian directors.
He has written and published around twenty plays, which have been performed in Europe and Canada, particularly in France, including at the Comédie-Française and as part of the official selection of the Avignon Festival.
In 2000, he became one of the founding members of the first French playwrights' guild. Alongside Jean-Michel Ribes, the president of the association, he managed a theater on the Champs-Élysées dedicated to contemporary playwrights, where he served as secretary-general and later literary director for twenty years. He oversaw a collaborative online review and organized an annual series of performance-lectures on societal issues.
Finally, he co-founded a theater company with director Maryam Khakipour that creates original plays in France and Switzerland.
