About

Artist statement

I am a visual artist working at the intersection of sculpture and philosophy, researching the hidden narratives of our built environment. My artistic practice is driven by a desire to find meaning in the transience and constant transformation of our urban landscape.

In my work, I create sculptural interpretations of spaces that are about to disappear. These places occupy a transitional state just before demolition or renovation, when they have lost their function, ownership, and control. In that liminal moment, they become open to decay, distortion, and unplanned use. Silence and darkness enter these places, allowing for the wisdom and mystery of place and space to emerge.

I encounter such spaces in the fringes of the city. My focus is not on dramatic sites of rusty factories or conflict zones, but on more mundane, silent contemporary ruins: empty shops, disused offices and abandoned homes. These overlooked environments are products of our time too, where economic shifts and political tensions turn each location into a layered collage of temporal fragments. In these places, reality often appears stranger than fiction.

In my practice I invite people to pause with the ambiguity these places hold: the weight of the past, and at the same time the possibility for reflection, wonder, and an unexpected form of beauty. In my studio and in public space, I seek ways to make this fragile tension expressible, allowing viewers to connect with both the past and the poetic mystery that remains today.

My projects are not monuments, but open sites of encounter, where darkness and attraction, past and presence, reality and imagination intersect.