Artist Statement
The intimacy found in small and medium-sized objects is essential to my work. Rather than confronting viewers in an overwhelming manner, I seek to create space for personal and silent contemplation.
A sense of longing is what drives my practice, navigating the border between sculpture and object. Through material and composition, I explore the interplay between permanence and ephemerality, the tension between escapist fantasy and reality. My work often refers to the body and it’s experiences, involving various embodied processes such as casting, molding and other material negotiations.
By combining found objects with self-created elements, I aim to craft poetic perspectives on social life and spatial surroundings, focusing on a sense of care in dealing with fundamental questions that connect us all.