Living in Paris, a delivery guy once walked into the office and asked for “Monsieur Sis.” He meant me, of course. Six — like the number — but pronounced wrong, as often happens. Names, like logos, get misread, mispronounced, misunderstood. And that’s fine — I’ve learned to turn the confusion into part of my identity.

Born on the 6th of March, in water — literally. My parents drove to Ostend, one of the few Belgian hospitals in 1991 where water births were possible. A Pisces by fact and by nature: fluid, restless, always swimming between shapes. Which is probably why my logo never sits still either — every “6” or “S” you see here is just another version of me.

I've always had high expectations of my work. Sometimes too high. But alongside the perfectionist lives an eternal optimist — the part that believes every challenge has a solution and every project can evolve into something stronger. The combination can be exhausting at times, but it's also what keeps me curious and moving forward.

Living in Paris, a delivery guy once walked into the office and asked for “Monsieur Sis.” He meant me, of course. Six — like the number — but pronounced wrong, as often happens. Names, like logos, get misread, mispronounced, misunderstood. And that’s fine — I’ve learned to turn the confusion into part of my identity.

I've always had high expectations of my work. Sometimes too high. But alongside the perfectionist lives an eternal optimist — the part that believes every challenge has a solution and every project can evolve into something stronger. The combination can be exhausting at times, but it's also what keeps me curious and moving forward.

Born on the 6th of March, in water — literally. My parents drove to Ostend, one of the few Belgian hospitals in 1991 where water births were possible. A Pisces by fact and by nature: fluid, restless, always swimming between shapes. Which is probably why my logo never sits still either — every “6” or “S” you see here is just another version of me.