My practice focuses on poetic and philosophical reflections on scientific phenomena, rooted in a planetary perspective. I primarily work as an installation artist, creating new constellations and objects that draw connections to microorganisms, space, and our planet Earth. This approach is guided by a holistic mindset that emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things, from microbes and bacteria to the sun, moon, and stars. I believe in the importance of protecting and preserving the ecosystem we are a part of.

In my work, I express myself through sculptural objects that are both sensual and tactile. I experiment with a variety of materials, both organic and synthetic, each carrying its own symbolic meaning. My artworks often explore the balance between fragility and strength, delicacy and rawness, using materials like iron, hair, earth, and silk. The aesthetic of my work can be described as minimalist yet opulent, austere yet grandiose, perhaps even a bit naive in its expression. I intentionally use this contrast to visually represent the intricate complexity and simple beauty of life.

Curriculum Vitae

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