Raoul is a visual artist whose practice explores mental health, introspection, and human connection through experimental photography and video. Rooted in personal experiences with OCD and anxiety, his work transforms intrusive thoughts and emotional landscapes into visual metaphors that invite empathy, reflection, and dialogue.
Working with photography, moving image, and constructed still lifes, Raoul creates immersive compositions that blur the boundaries between documentary and conceptual practice. Through self-portraits and collaborative portraits of friends and family, he examines how private struggles can become shared experiences, revealing the quiet resilience found in openness and community.
At the heart of his practice is a commitment to making the invisible visible. By translating psychological experiences into tangible imagery, Raoul creates spaces where uncertainty, healing, and self-discovery coexist. His work embraces process over resolution, treating each project as an evolving conversation about identity, mental health, and what it means to navigate an increasingly complex world.