Glass fish, envelopes, ink, 25 x 5 x 7 cm, 2019

Ganzer Fisch is the outcome of a week long Art Symposium in Ganzer, Germany under the theme “Glücklich unterwegs und frei” (Happily on our way and free). Reflecting on the idea of returning to familiar places through encountering the foreign this has become a collaborative performance in which I have become a fish in the German fields. In 75 handwritten letters which I delivered to every single household in the village I asked for their help. Explaining my temporary immobility I asked them to help me move around through carrying the glass fish to a different location on the field it was exhibited on for 3 months. Through their collaboration the fish got to wander and slowly finds its place.

Metal, coloured thread on bobbins, 100 x 100 x 300cm, 2017

Initially drawing on a study of similarities in dreaming within my family this piece explores the perception of chance in our conscious and unconscious states of being. The man hole cover plays on the surreality of dreamworlds by introducing an imaginary location. The performative element embraces chance since the bobbins are dropped through the cover at random and left in whichever way they come to halt. Their movement continues through accidental or deliberate interaction with the audience.

Salt on Perspex, wood, LED lights, 90 x 70 x 70 cm, 2017

Personal universe is an immersive installation. The complete darkness and silence create an atmosphere of alienation, inviting the viewer to loose themselves in space and time.

The title Personal Universe is playing on both the resemblance of the crystals to microorganisms as well as to galactic structures. Thus forming a liminal space between imagined perceptions of micro and macro worlds.

Wool, wire, PVA glue, 50 x 50 x 100 cm, 2017

Through a self-reflexive study of motion I brought these two three dimensional structures to life. Suspended in mid air, they encounter the audience at the height of my head and react to the air-movement of their passing by spinning around their own axis. Never still, they keep on encountering each other in all possible different constellations.

Mixed media,2017, video; 00:02:20 min

Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4YLrimVerA&t=3s

Tull, Organza, 2018, dimensions variable

In Bruises I explored the relationship I developed to the physical traces of a hiking accident in the Austrian alps. Through close material and performance based study I aimed to examine the bruises temporality and the transformation of the accompanying memory over time and through retelling and reliving it from a distance.