My work has a direct connection to ordinary life, with a focus on the communication and interrelation between individuals. It incorporates memories, experiences and messages taken as existence in perpetual motion. My fixations are intrinsic to what I do. Particular elements repeat themselves, like an obsession: miscommunication, identity, subversion of societal conventions, gender perceptions, and fears within our own psyche. I seek to reveal the tensions between the rules imposed by society and our inherent impulses.
An ongoing focus of my work is the relationship between new technologies, society, alternative belief systems and the potential future(s) of humanity. New technologies and the Internet catalyze and magnify emotional states; I use these new communication systems and dynamics to contextualize my ideas.
At the same time, the information that clothing conveys as a social code is also a powerful tool of communication that I use in my work. The nature of my projects dictates the media used to carry them out: photography, textiles, objects, wearable sculptures, new media and painting function together in installations or independently in the context of sociological experiments.
For me art is a vital process fed by the accidents and serendipity that we experience every day. The process is more important than the final result; I am fascinated by the unexpected, by new discoveries that alter the process and, therefore, the final result.