My work explores the fragile relationship between nature, technology, and humanity. I am interested in how external systems and internal perception are interconnected rather than separate, and how their interaction shapes our understanding of the world. Through digital technologies, including artificial intelligence and 3D-based processes, I translate often invisible or overlooked phenomena into visual and material forms. In this process, natural perception and technological interpretation overlap, generating new ways of seeing and experiencing. I work across sculpture, installation, and drawing, combining digital production methods with physical and handcrafted processes. This allows me to investigate the tension between technological precision and organic forms, as well as between simulation and material presence. At the core of my practice is the question of whether invisibility means absence, and how unseen structures—ecological, technological, and perceptual—can be made sensorially accessible.
2026 Upcoming
Galerie Paul Scherzer, Halle Saale, DE
a66 Gallery, Santanyi, ES (duo)
Salondergegenwart, Potsdam, DE
Drewes l Galerie, Hamburg, DE (duo)
Galerie Oel-Früh, Hamburg, DE