My practice engages with the relationship between material and phenomenon, as well as processes of continuous change shaped by conditions, and how these are perceived.

We understand reality through frameworks such as time, measurement, and physical laws. However, change is always in progress, and no state is ever fixed.

Forms do not exist as stable entities, but emerge temporarily through interaction. Such phenomena recur across different scales, from the micro to the macro. Patterns continuously form and dissolve, and what we recognise as order is likewise a transient configuration within an ongoing process.

All states arise through relations and continue through ongoing transformation. This process also includes distinctions such as life and death.

In this way, my work engages with situations in which the assumptions underlying how reality is constituted begin to destabilise.



Education:
University of the Arts London | Bachelor of Arts degree

Prize:
2025 | BBA Prize / Made in Berlin Art Award | Finalist

Exhibition:
2025 | Between Form and Emptiness | aquabitArt Gallery
2025 | Transience | Villa Heike