I work with image, sound, text, video, and installation, often through site-specific and participatory approaches. My practice explores the relationship between private and public, as well as mental and physical space, and how these dimensions shape meaning, atmosphere, and narrative.
I am particularly interested in how space and place influence a work—and what happens when part of the authorship is shared with the environment. By working in and with specific contexts, I allow the surrounding space, its structures, and its users to become active contributors to the work.
Public space is a central context for my practice. I approach it as a site of encounter, negotiation, and possibility. Through artistic interventions and participatory methods, I seek to create situations where different perspectives, experiences, and presences can coexist and interact.
Empathy is a guiding principle in my work. I am interested in how art can contribute to more inclusive and responsive environments for both humans and more-than-human species. My practice moves between artistic work and design, opening up ways to rethink how we share space and how we relate to our surroundings.