Born in Saguenay, I grew up with the strange feeling that the world was cracking open in places… and that real beauty lived inside those cracks. I’ve always searched for the places people forget: deserted factories, stubborn old houses, silent pavilions and tunnels that only remember the wind. With time, I realized I wasn’t just visiting them, I was collecting them. As if each ruin handed me a fragment of its soul.

That’s where Fragmenta came from: not a brand, not a project, but an inner territory that eventually spilled into the real world. A place where beauty survives because it embraces decay. A space where every photo, object and trace carries a story no one else bothered to save.

Under the name JMTUrbex, I’ve explored over 1,500 forgotten places in fifteen years. From Expo 67 ruins to abandoned hospitals, from dust-choked silos to ghost roads. These places shaped the way I see, create and breathe the world.

Fragmenta is the gathering of those pieces: fragments of stories, landscapes, travels and explorations. A world I'm building piece by piece, where memory refuses to vanish.