A comic look at Titeuf, his ancestors, obsessive sketches, sex and rock riffs.
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I am a climate and science/technology reporter. I am interested in the effects of climate change on everyday life and scientific solutions.
Born in London, I am a dual citizen of Switzerland and the UK. After studying modern languages and translation, I trained as a journalist and joined swissinfo.ch in 2006. My working languages are English, German, French and Spanish.
The largest ever retrospective of the work of Swiss comic artist Philippe Chappuis, aka Zep, is being held at the Mudac Design Museum in Lausanne. Zep is currently the most successful graphic artist in the French-speaking world (Simon Bradley, swissinfo.ch)
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