In my artistic practice, I explore sensory and synaesthetic states through the use of self-made electronics. I take the essential properties of light and sound and use them across installations and performances, bringing two-dimensional images into three-dimensional space. I see my work in the tradition of Expanded Cinema, and I am influenced by the works of artists like Tony Conrad, Paul Sharit, and Brion Gyson.
My work seeks to push the boundaries of traditional cinema and to create immersive and interactive experiences for audiences. I explore the spatial and temporal possibilities of the medium. Visually, I experiment with flicker and full colors, using simple shapes and clear movements to create a sense of immersion. The sound in my work often features noise, deep bass, and drastic highs, creating a dynamic and engaging experience for the viewer. I combine these elements and play with subjective and cognitive perception, inviting the audience to engage with my work on a sensory and emotional level.
I am interested in the public and non-theatrical spaces, to create unique and engaging experiences for audiences. By blurring the lines between cinema, performance, and installation, I aim to challenge the viewer's expectations and to create works that are thought-provoking, engaging, and memorable.