Organic
Mediums
The Organic project looks into our visual resemblance to nature, hinting at an intricate connection. By capturing the uniqueness of real human bodies and combining them with the heterogeneous colors and variegations of the natural world, I create an abstract image while preserving the hyperrealism of the details. The project shifts visual perception to channel the healing powers of nature.
Florifera
Bush
Lily
Elbow Hills
B&W
Apple
Skin
Mushroom
Bush
2024, screen print, 50 x 50 cm
The series of screen prints originated from macro-photography of armpit hair.
Lily
2023, mixed media; plaster, colourant, gold leaf
Lily explores the interplay between the human body and the natural landscape, rooted in the memory of swimming in the countryside peat lake. Precious metal leaf stands in for the surface of brown water, while life-cast ears are reimagined as water lilies—anatomical forms transformed into local flora.
Elbow Hills
2024, Video game
What began as a series of physical sculptures of elbows created through impression casting has been translated into Unity, inviting the player to navigate the body as a landscape.
enter elbow hills world
B&W
2021-3, etching prints, A5
The Black & White prints feature a close-up of a skin texture in a series of 38 diverse colors. I decorated the skin bruises, blemishes, moles, pigmentation, discoloration, and other so-called imperfections.