About

My practice centers on durational performances and journey-based works situated in politically charged contexts. I place myself in direct, embodied situations—often involving movement and interaction with others—to test how social and power structures are experienced and negotiated. These actions are extended into different forms, including video, artist books, and performative formats, which trace and reinterpret what occurs in the field. Working through cycles of action and reflection, I focus on how lived experiences can be communicated without reducing their complexity. A central question in my work is how to represent encounters that cannot be fully shared, translating them into forms that retain their ambiguity, distance, and affect.