About

My artistic practice unfolds at the intersection of sculpture, collage, and installation. At its core is the question of how fragments, layers, and material encounters can give rise to new corporeal forms. I understand collage not only as a technique, but as a spatial and material way of thinking – a process in which different elements enter into relationships and create new connections.

I consider material not as a passive object, but as an active participant. Plaster, metal, paper, wax, organic materials, and found objects meet in states of transition. They carry traces of formation, transformation, and memory, creating fragile systems between growth, resistance, and change.

I am interested in the reciprocal relationship between body and environment. My works explore how identity is shaped not through separation, but through exchange, contact, and transformation. The “other” does not appear as an opposing force, but as something that influences forms and becomes part of them.

The resulting hybrid, organic worlds of forms explore fluid boundaries between the human and the non-human, between surface and interior. My works can be understood as open systems – as states within a continuous process of becoming.