I am a visual artist who works in multiple mediums, drawing inspiration from the obscure phenomena of nature, everyday peculiarities and the poetry of ruins. My artistic practice includes photography, videography and installation art. Currently, I am focused primarily on exploring and developing the various possibilities of the cyanotype technique, testing the limits of both my skills and the expressiveness of the technique by trying out all kinds of materials and formats. I have a great interest in installation art, through which I want to create environments where the viewer can fully immerse themselves and experience the world in a new way.

A common thread in my artistic projects is a consistent approach to the theme of the passage of time, which has been depicted through the fireweed plant, decaying buildings, the annual life cycle of nature, and the aesthetics of dried plants. As important as the most thoughtful expression of a new idea through my works is for me, I also value the uniqueness of the architectural characteristics of the space in which the works are installed.

My creative practice is not limited to studio work, but is largely nourished by discoveries made while moving around - whether it be decaying buildings, whose melancholic beauty and spatial transformation captivate me, or multi-layered natural landscapes that repeat and change according to the seasons and the play of light. All of this finds expression in photographs, video works, and installations, through which I try to connect symbols of past and present, death and new life, offering the viewer a space to reflect on time and existence.

I start from the desire to crystallize a certain feeling in artistic expression, seeking it both in the process of combining my own works and in finding suitable collaborators. In this way, the co-creators so far include dancers, performance artists, sound artists, musical performers, photographers. In future plans, street artists and architects will also be involved.