My practice examines how technical systems place the body and reorganize its time, perception, intimacy, and capacity to act.
Installation, sculpture, light, moving image, performance
Digital doubles climb and fall on a scanned coast before anyone sets out.
2026
Squid-fishing lamps, glass bait and scent: an installation theatre about being lured.
2025
Soldering clamps and lenses cut into soft forms of wax, acrylic and light, keeping the touch a swiping finger loses on a screen.
2023
Dye-sublimation on aluminum with wax, glass and neon.
2024
Halos taken from machine-made images, painted back into the room as light.
2024
An ongoing duet, performed so far in a car-wash garage, a children’s playground and an art museum.
2026
D. Earlier works, 2020–2023
These early works established a lasting premise: an interface is never neutral; it is where bodies, other forms of life, and technical systems define one another.
