Through the formative program, Mathieu was able to learn from fellow craftsmen while undertaking eight years of extensive training across France, specializing in roof construction and handling zinc as a building material. Building on his training, he then had the chance to participate in repairing the roof of the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Mathieu's path since has taken him to diverse landscapes: from Australia to Hong Kong, to Singapore and now Korea.

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