A graduate of the École Normale de Musique de Paris and the Paris Conservatoire, Benoît developed a strong foundation in classical music through the study of piano, clarinet, orchestration, and harmony—shaping a refined and expressive musical language.
Since 2007, his path has been deeply influenced by collaborations with international contemporary artists (directors, visual artists, photographers, videographers), leading him to compose immersive works for art installations in museums and renowned cultural venues such as 3CHA in Châteaugiron, the Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire, and IRCAM, where he presented a musical and tactile plant organ in 2016.
Alongside his artistic projects, Benoît has worked as a composer and music designer for the luxury industry and major institutions, developing a strong expertise in audio branding and sound identity within an international agency.
Today, Benoît focuses on film scoring, where he explores the poetic dialogue between music and image. His work blends orchestral writing with hybrid and electronic textures, always in search of emotional depth and narrative precision.
His approach to composition is both intuitive and meticulous: like a perfumer, he crafts each score with care, layering sonic textures to find the perfect balance—music that resonates, lingers, and becomes inseparable from the image. Drawing from his dual French and Korean heritage, he composes for projects in France and internationally, bringing a singular sensitivity to each story he accompanies.



