studies cities and the ways we experience urban space. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from the Faculty of Horticulture with an Erasmus+ year at the École de la Nature et du Paysage in Blois, and a master’s degree in visual studies at CESI. Now, as a PhD researcher, she explores how visual cultural studies can enrich urban analysis, seeking creative ways to read, map, and reimagine the city through collective memory and lived experience.