I walk to listen.
To follow what is unseen.

Creation for me begins from within –

not from an idea, but from an impulse, a vibration,

from an internal shift.

My work is not about forms,
but about becoming form.
Form as a process.
As movement.
As disruption.
Like breathing. Like sound.

Not muses, but microbes.
Not inspiration, but symbiotic tension.
Our bodies are plural.
We are not alone within ourselves.

Others live within us – invisible, yet active.

I explore wandering – as an act of creation, as a way of being.
Movement through space, time, the edges of consciousness.

The central figure in my practice is the wandering nerve (vagus nerve) –

like an animal thread, connecting feeling, decision, and trajectory.

It is the internal director, the silent guide, the neurochemical storyteller.
The body becomes a landscape, where beings are born.

Not objects – but processes.

Not sculptures – but focal points of sensation.
Some are heard, some are worn, some are simply felt as an inner touch.

Through design, I invite these ephemeral beings to appear.
To see, feel, and even measure what is usually unseen.
They speak not in words, but in impulses.

In breath.

In unexpected silence.

I walk to listen.

To follow what is unseen.