My artistic practice focuses on the intersection of life, science and technology. My works include bio media, tech-sculpture, multimedia and site-specific installations that have been featured in international group exhibitions at Transmediale, Shillerpalais and TopLab in Berlin as well as STWSTT as part of Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria and MUCA CU in Mexico City.

I constantly draw inspiration from the natural processes of Earth, its chaos, infrastructure and resilience but my practice goes beyond mere observation. For me, it is a collaborative effort that involves working alongside living and non-living organisms to explore their potential as interconnected entities. I often work in the field or in what I call an ‘open studio’ environment, where such interconnectedness of all things is more visible, and change is a constant. I also enjoy the controlled environment of a laboratory setting, where I can conduct specific experiments and collaborate with organisms like mycelium physarum polycephalum or soil.

My creative process is rooted in spontaneity and the flow of creation. I believe in allowing things to develop naturally, embracing the fast and spontaneous moments of life itself. Even in the controlled environment of a laboratory (‘in vitro’), life happens, reclaiming its agency and its very own temporality. This dynamic interplay between control and spontaneity is the basis of my work, resulting in art that creates new forms of infrastructure and resilience in the face of social and ecological crises.