I am Belgian by birth but consider myself a citizen of the "worlds". This is not a typographical error, as you will come to understand.  I am self-made and self-taught.  I come from a remarkable family, an offshoot of the Merovingians, about which I will say no more. I have studied at the finest universities but graduated from none. Eschewing narrow orthodox teachings for mentors of a more particular (some may say peculiar) stripe, I searched for and found a different kind of knowledge.

My interests grew from an horological apprenticeship to the physics of time and light, optics and theoretical cosmology; thence to certain alchemical mysteries and temporal anomalies I observed first-hand and, finally, to a breakthrough so startling that I can say no more of it now. Throughout, I have always held a fascination (some may say an obsession) with unusual antiquities and this has served me well as a source of income for my continuing research and exploration.

For the last several years I have been travelling the world, sharing my experiences and discoveries with those, like you, who seek (and sense) something beyond the boumdaries placed upon us by conventional wisdom.

Located in the charming Sablon District of Brussels, Fontaine-Bleu Antiquities and Acquisitions serves as my home base and centre of operations. Besides an elegant showroom featuring some of my most exquisite rarities, it also contains a fully equipped laboratory, power generation equipment and a modest supercomputer.  It sits above one of Brussels' finest restaurants and, when I am home, I conduct much of my business from a table I have reserved there.