My artistic practice focuses on material experimentation. I collect, dismantle, assemble, and "cook", while simultaneously exploring the metaphysical realm of hidden forces. Objects and materials undergo manipulations such as duplication, perforation, and reconstruction, distancing them from their original context and charging them with new meaning.

 

I examine the tension between attraction and repulsion, control and surrender, the human and the animalistic. My works incorporate various media, and through the interplay between image and material, new connections with the body and space emerge, blurring the boundaries between living and inanimate, reality and imagination.

 

I draw inspiration from cultural archetypes, rituals, and shamanic traditions, integrating them into transformative processes. This creates spaces reminiscent of laboratories or ritual sites, where materials exist in a continuous state of change.

 

Through an engagement with the body and the concept of the "abject," my works navigate between fantasy and reality, serving as an act of resistance against rigid social structures and the latent violence embedded in contemporary existence.