A selection of art related projects. Drawing, Installation, Exhibition, Sculpture, etc.
A research project exploring hyperfocus through pencil drawings.
By combining photography with copier-based techniques, I transformed images of the island into semi abstract forms.
Reflection on a shared bond with my brother growing up in the 1980s and how it relates to the present.
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An interactive experience designed for multiple visitors to explore and influence a shared virtual space.
A series of sculptures that invites reflection on how individual experiences contribute to the collective human experience.
A short film that distills the delicate essence of my drawing series Image of A Memory into a poetic exploration of how recollections evolve over time.
This series of drawings explores memory as a fluid and evolving process, shaped by emotions and perspective rather than precise accuracy.
The installation invites participants to experience a journey from darkness to light. As they move through its shifting color spectrum, the experience unfolds uniquely for each individual. Layer by layer, the colors guide you toward the core—a place of warmth and illumination.
This exhibition explores a continuous flow of impulses that never reaches completion.
This series of 500 pencil drawings symbolizes the discomfort of being oneself in public, with a ghost figure to represent a lighter perspective.
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Image of a Memory
A memory is not a precise record of the past. It changes over time, shaped by emotions and perspective. Details might fade or distort, but the core of the moment remains. It is not an exact replica of what happened but a reconstruction influenced by who we are now. A memory is less about accuracy and more about the feeling it carries.
In this series of drawings, I have worked with flowers as the main subject to visualize this idea. Flowers can be seen as a parallel to this process of transformation. They are transient, moving through stages of growth, bloom, and decay, each phase leaving traces of what came before.
24 pencil drawings on paper, 65 x 50 cm
28 June - 30 July 2019