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ARTIST STATEMENT
Light, space, and movement play an important role in my sculptures and installations. My works often have no fixed form; they can change, move, fold in and out, disappear, and reappear. I see this process as a metaphor for the temporary nature of everything around us.

A central starting point in my work is my personal archive, which contains family photographs, glass slides, and images of historical events. Buildings, aircraft, and historical narratives recur in various ways throughout my work. Each of these elements carries its own identity and meaning, demonstrating how different aspects of human life are interconnected.

This is expressed through a wide range of media, including sculptures, spatial installations, photographs, videos, and public-space projects.

The autonomous works that originate in my studio are inseparably connected to the projects that arise from public-space interventions. In both areas, I seek the same expressive power and sensory experience in relation to the space and the viewer.




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