Art Practice

In a time when art can be generated and endlessly reproduced, this practice focuses on what technology cannot replace: people coming together in shared space, time, and responsibility.

The work takes the form of large-scale installations assembled collectively. Each project provides a clear framework for participation, allowing meaning and form to emerge through coordinated action. There is no single author and no fixed outcome. What is created is shaped by the relationships, decisions, and presence of those involved.

Alongside this practice, I create commissioned installations that apply these principles within specific sites and contexts, working closely with clients to shape works that are both conceptually grounded and practically realised. This work explores what art can make possible.