He worked for several years in the visual arts field for several advertising companies, while also teaching painting. He gradually abandoned this field to devote himself entirely to artistic creation.

Sacha's innate curiosity has led him to travel to new countries and territories, exploring a variety of styles and themes. He has traveled throughout Canada, the United States, and Latin America. His travels have influenced his palette, introducing ochres, burnt orange, burgundy, and vibrant blues. In his paintings, Sacha applies color generously to the canvas and uses pure colors to give each of his subjects a unique texture, shape, and light. A personal style that Sacha has developed and that is recognizable at first glance.

Today, he is best known for his Montreal street scenes and the alleyways of the Plateau district. His works allow us to explore the city's hidden secrets. Sacha paints with passion and is able to recreate incredible depth in his paintings thanks to expressive brushstrokes and vibrant colors.

Sacha has participated in several solo and group exhibitions in Canada and the United States. Highlights of his career include his participation in a series on Chilean culture in Santiago, the illustration of the book Histoire de Nelson, written by Joanne Lalancette, and teaching visual arts at a private school in Oaxaca, Mexico.