installation
used plasterboards (drywall), paper, Graupappe, working
clothes, irrigation system, water pump, healing products,
carpet, laminate floor panels, used shower curtains and other
mixed media
540 cm x 600 cm x 280 cm
shown at
Galerie Stephanie Kelly
Dresden, Germany
February 2026 - March 2026
In small models, I’m fascinated by creating narrow, deep
spaces where a body can barely fit or feels oppressed. I traslate them into human scale, a paper playground.
For GSK, I created a dense arrangement of narrow corridors,
small chambers, and suspended volumes - spaces for intimacy, shame and exposure. Constructed from second-hand finishing materials (drywall, pink carpet, wallpaper, molded shower curtains, laminate flooring) it resembles an interior that is either still under construction or slowly falling apart. Fragments of an apartment, construction site, bathroom, death chamber, and site of recovery collapse into one another,
revealing fragile systems that sustain, repair, and maintain
both bodies and buildings.
Liquid circulates throughout the entire installation, leaking
and reappearing in different locations. At times it feels contaminated, at others cleansing and restorative.