In all honesty, it's a great design. I think people will be a bit confused as to what position you're applying to. If you were in UX, or Graphic Design it's well and good -almost a requirement to have as such. I'd recommend also creating a bland and boring Time New Roman formatted resume just in case, for everything else.
Having "polyvalent" as the first word of your personal statement is going to throw people off. It's a very uncommon word in English (outside of scientific terminology), and it doesn't really mean what you want it to mean.
I applied for software engineering internships in major companies (like Amazon, Nvidia ..) and was rejected. I doubt my CV, maybe the design is weird for a software engineering internship or I just do not have the right qualifications?