About

My practice centers on durational artistic journeys and embodied actions that unfold through encounters with people, landscapes, and infrastructures. Water and movement often provide both the setting and the method for these journeys, allowing me to explore territories shaped by social, political, and material forces.
Working through cycles of action, observation, and reflection, I approach the journey as a form of artistic research. What occurs in the field is extended into films, artist books, travel logs, installations, and performative formats that do not simply document the experience, but transform and reinterpret it.
Across these works, water, movement, and displacement become recurring frameworks through which I examine belonging, transformation, and coexistence.