My practice spans sculpture, installation, and drawing, often incorporating performative elements.

I explore the intricate relationships between humans, other species, and the environment, focusing on the complex, ambivalent, and frequently asymmetrical dynamics that shape these interactions.

The work unfolds in a process of co-creation with local materials and living environments. My sculptures merge organic substances with crafted elements.

I experiment with a wide range of fine art and craft techniques, allowing the material processes and contributions of other-than-human actors to emerge as central to the work.

I explore how local crafts, intercultural learning, and material processes can inspire new modes of co-existence between human and non-human entities, broadening our appreciation of these complex entanglements.