My practice spans sculpture, installation, and computer generated image-making, focusing on the relationship between bodies, materials, and technology. Working across these media I examine processes of pressure, support, transformation, and instability.

I am interested in material as an active agent — not as a neutral surface, but as something that resists, deforms, stores traces, and shapes the work in return. Across both physical and simulated realities, I explore tensions between fragility and control, vulnerability and containment, organic presence and technological regulation.

Many of my works appear as fragments of bodies, objects, or environments suspended in states of transition — between formation and collapse, exposure and support. Through these material and spatial constellations, I reflect on the infrastructures and systems that condition contemporary life, and on the ways they act on the body, perception, and memory.

My work is driven by the question of how presence can persist within increasingly mediated realities, and how materiality continues to carry affect, resistance, and ambiguity.

I am also working with the artist led collective room69 on immersive projects and installations.