Olympia Dairaine Grimaux is a French-born photographer, pop-culture journalist, editor, and multimedia artist. She has cultivated a profound passion for various art forms, including fashion, contemporary art, cinema, and music, alongside a lifelong interest in psychology.

She pursued her academic journey majoring in Visual Communication and minoring in Cinema at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, where she resided for four years. During this time, her studies not only deepened her appreciation for cinema but also nurtured a specific affinity for documentaries and cultural research. She then took summer classes at L'École du Louvre in History of Fashion and American Paintings, as well as a summer class in journalism and video editing at the renowned CELSA school.

Her work is bilingual, as she writes fluently in both English and French. Following her studies, she began her professional career at Island Def Jam, a record label under Universal Music France, where she assisted the creative director in collaborating with label managers and the A&R director. In this role, she was responsible for scouting new musical talents, imagining scenography, and designing visual campaigns.

Building on this experience, she later worked closely with independent artists, including Belgian-American pop singer Sasha Nice, contributing to styling and creative marketing efforts. Additionally, driven by her passion for the field of restauration, she has practiced community management for several restaurants in Paris, helping to shape their online presence and connect with their audience. She has also provided creative recommendations and strategic communication plans for various businesses and organizations (When We Band Together, Artistes Pour La Paix, HumAItrust).