My work is a delicate balancing act which maintains tension between image and the environment, where theme of precarity as part of human condition is viewed through the interdisciplinary lens.

I am curious about systems, patterns and ideologies of society, as well as its disruptive elements which emphasize vulnerability of experience. This interest stems from my working class background in logistics: warehouses without windows and algorithms instead of bosses serve as an inspiration.

I am fascinated by industrial spaces- not just as machines, but as symbols of what humans can achieve and what we risk losing. These spaces stand for resilience, innovation, and relentless energy, yet they also carry the heavy cost of depletion, of both human and environmental resources. Through installation , I invite viewers to reflect on how we shape our world and imagine a different, possibly better and more sustainable, future.