01Bivouac
Coffee before leaving
The stove is still breathing. The tent is almost packed. The way back can wait five minutes.
Youness Belhaj.
I build systems.I collect tides, kilometres and early starts.
Across operations, digital products and the outdoors, I look for the same thing: read the terrain, understand what moves and build something useful.
01 / THREE WORLDSEAU · TERRE · MOUVEMENT
Three ways to find new ground.
The sea, the trail and movement. Three ways into what I make, what I learn and what gets me outside.
01On the water
Read the conditions, wait for the moment, then go.
- Fishing
- Surf
- Kayak
- Spearfishing
- Luna Marea
02On the trail
A bag, a track, a night outside and whatever comes next.
- Trekking
- Bivouac
- Hiking
- Backpacking
- GPX tracks
03In motion
A few kilometres, one more rally, a routine moving forward.
- Running
- Tennis
- Padel
- Progress
- Routines
02 / RIGHT NOWSeptember 2026
What is taking up the workbench and my head.
Not a roadmap. Just the things I am giving time to today.
- 01
Luna Marea
Refining how conditions are read and making every decision easier to understand.
Building - 02
Field journal
Turning tracks, a few images and notes into stories you can move through.
Documenting - 03
A faceless identity
Finding a name and format for sharing everyday life, sport and the outdoors differently.
Exploring
03 / WHY I GO OUTSIDE
Outside, the terrain answers immediately.
I spend a lot of time organising, anticipating and building systems. Going outside changes the measure of time.
The sea makes me observe. A trail sets its own pace. Sport puts ideas back in place. I am not looking for permanent performance: I find attention, curiosity and the pleasure of working with what is there.
Coming back with less noise and, often, a new idea.05 / IN MY BAGILLUSTRATED INVENTORY
Few objects. Each has its moment.
An illustrated inventory while the real contents wait to be photographed.
- 01
Metal mug
The first move at camp.
- 02
Stove
Keep it simple, warm and compact.
- 03
Track
Know where I am, sometimes accept the gap.
- 04
Headlamp
For starts before first light.
- 05
Mask
Change surfaces and points of view.
06 / RITUALS
The gestures before leaving.
Read the conditions
Tide, wind, weather, terrain: understand before deciding.
Pack light
Lay everything out, choose, then remove what will probably not be used.
Leave early
The city is still asleep. The day already feels longer.
Make coffee
A short pause, but never an optional one.
07 / ORIGINS & TERRAIN33°N → 50°N
Anchors, not borders.
Morocco as an origin, Lille as base camp, the sea as a recurring call and trails as a way to widen the map.
- 01MoroccoOrigin
- 02LilleBase camp
- 03SeaThe call
- 04ArdennesNearby terrain
- 05ElsewhereWhat comes next
- 03
- personal worlds
- 11+
- practices and playgrounds
- 15.1km
- first track told
- 02
- sides, Ops and Maker
08 / Selected workDATA × PRODUCT
Luna Marea.
Compare fishing conditions, spot by spot.
Fishing meets building.
Luna Marea brings together two of my interests: fishing and building tools. Tides, wind, swell, daylight: the project is about making these factors easier to read together.
09 / SHORT NOTESSHORT FORM
Sometimes three lines are enough.
Short observations, kept before they disappear into the camera roll.
02Sea
Read before going
Tide, wind and light do not give an answer. They give context.
03Track
Keep the gap
The GPS stopped. Instead of inventing the missing path, let the blank tell its part.
ABOUT
One approach. Two ways to put it to work.
Moroccan and based in Lille, I move from systems to trails without really changing method: observe, understand, try. Operations shaped my rigour; the sea, sport and trails keep my curiosity alive. Between both, I build products that begin with a real need.
The Ops sideThe experience and expertise behind the products.CONTACT
Let’s talk.
A role, a mission or an idea to build: a few lines are enough to get started.