About me
My practice combines visual storytelling, participatory processes, and site-specific interventions. I work closely with the context in which I am invited, collaborating with very diverse groups of people — from children to elderly participants. Together, we might dress up, teleport ourselves, or make small objects — fridge magnets, postcards, snow globes, or even kites flown along a border. Each project finds its own form. Photography is often present, alongside clay, collage, or installation. I like to work in public or semi-public spaces that are not always dedicated to art — a shop window, a small hut, a living room, a youth hostel — places where people can encounter the work by chance. My work often explores small shifts and subtle dissonances: between reality and fiction, between two sides of a border, or between an object and the story it carries.
