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Multimedia Artist

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I am a visual artist and dancer working at the intersection of digital media, performance, and physical installation. Using TouchDesigner as my primary tool, I create abstract visuals — often integrating real-world footage I film — to explore the boundaries between the virtual and the tangible.

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Dance is at the core of my practice. Bodies in motion informs the visuals I create: the rhythm, the flow, the tension between control and release. From visual art to choreography, dance, and photography, my work is an ongoing experiment in connection — between mediums, between the virtual and the physical, between bodies and machines, and between the dancer and the digital image.

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Co-founder of Kollage Kollektiv in Berlin, I use electronic skills and programming techniques to create interactive visual environments and scenographies. I build machines that respond to movement — using Kinect, gyroscopes, and sensors — so that the body becomes the conductor of the image.

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My work spans live performance, interactive installations, and collaborations with sound and movement. I am especially drawn to the dialogue between visuals and dance, and how projected imagery can transform space and enhance physical expression.

Recently, I have been exploring live performances using projectors, where I combine dance, visuals, and music to create immersive, responsive environments. I love when digital ideas take physical shape.

Many of the installations I design are built from recycled materials, turning code into interactive machines that invite people to touch, move, and explore. This hands-on approach allows me to merge technology with texture, and sustainability with creativity.

Softly diving into shapes

Overcoming physical boundaries by experiencing graceful lines of energy

Imagined, seen, heard, touched

Finding a language led by curious sensations

Centering on the heartbeat rhythm and pulsating out to express madness

Self-exploring the desire for symmetry and disproportion, for balance and instability, for rhythm and silence

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