I work across food, textiles, and visual media to question the status quo. Drawing on familiar cultural codes — whether from a fashion magazine, a tablecloth, or an exhibition — I create tangible objects and experiences that challenge our unconcious beliefs.

My projects often appear playful at first glance, offering an accessible entry point. What interests me most are the associative layers that emerge when an object refuses to behave as expected.

Collaboration is central to my process. I actively seek out others’ associations, stimuli, and emotional responses. Found objects, collage, and fragments of conversation often inform my work. While my approach is open-ended and driven by curiosity, my design training makes me attuned to how materials speak — each one chosen for the references and tensions it brings into play.

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