My artistic work exists at the intersection of body, perception, and inner landscapes. I explore states that are difficult to grasp: pain, overwhelm, exhaustion, but also connection, memory, and resonance with the environment.

 

A central focus of my work is on migraine . I am interested in how invisible experiences – exceptional physical states, sensory overload, or the feeling of loss of control – can be translated into images, materials, and spaces.

 

In parallel, I explore the relationship between humans and nature : as a mirror of inner processes, as a site of projection, but also as an opposite. Landscapes, forms, and structures become spaces of resonance for emotional and physical states.

 

In ZINEs (short for magazines, self-published booklets) I accompany scientists and research teams as they reflect on their work – and translate complex topics into understandable, accessible picture-text stories.

 

I work across media, using drawing, mixed media, photography, textiles, installation, and sculptural approaches. Many of my works are research-based, arising from observation, collection, and repetition.