For researchers, institutions and curious travelers, I organize the logistics, access and interpreting that make fieldwork in China possible. KHORA means pilgrimage in Tibetan: a path taken on foot, with respect for the land and its people.
Tell me where you want to go, who you want to meet and what you need to make it happen.
From remote regions to complex cultural and linguistic settings, I work hand in hand with local communities and institutional partners.
Sites, contacts, transport and permits through licensed local partners, and mediation in interviews and community settings.
ExploreItineraries built around your research or your curiosity, accompanied in person, with time for artisans and communities.
ExploreIndependent interpreting at major trade fairs such as the CIIE and the Canton Fair, and speaker sourcing for your events in China.
ExploreWhether you are preparing a research mission, a journey with a camera or a delegation to a trade fair, I take care of what happens on the ground.
Over four years in China's most remote regions (Yunnan, Xinjiang, Sichuan, Gansu), every image is an invitation to discovery and contemplation.
KHORA (kora): a Tibetan word meaning pilgrimage. It is the circuit walked around a sacred place. A path taken on foot, with respect for the land and its people.
Since 2023, I have spent months in the field: with the Mosuo in Yunnan, Tibetan families in Gansu, Tajik and Kazakh households in Xinjiang, and a Zen monastery in Jiangxi, where I wrote my thesis in Chinese. KHORA brings that access, and that care, to your project.
See my field recordTime with artisans and communities, at their pace.
Above all, consent from the people you photograph.
Transport, accommodation and permits through licensed local partners.
A path taken on foot, with respect for the land and its people.
A few lines are enough to start: your destination, your dates and what you hope to achieve.