I create immersive environments centered around wood and natural material.

These spaces gently invite people to slow down, move freely and experience the material through touch and quiet presence. The sculptures are not meant to stand apart — they exist as part of a shared atmosphere.

Touch is welcome. Silence happens naturally. Awareness comes on its own. In my installations, I often present different stages of transformation:

• raw trunk

• partially carved form

• nearly finished sculpture

• final sculptural presence

Visitors move between these stages and witness change — not only in the material, but in themselves.

Installations are developed in conversation with the space and its environment.

I welcome collaboration with galleries, institutions and partners who feel connected to this approach.