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Multimedia Artist

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I am a self-taught visual artist 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.
 

From visual art to dance and photography, my work is an ongoing experiment in connection—between mediums, between the virtual and physical, and between people and machines.

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Co-founder of Kollage Kollectiv in Berlin, I use electronic skills and programming techniques to create visual content for our machines:

kollagekollectiv.com

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’ve 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 my installations 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.

Improvisation as a way to detach the artistic process from any rational framework in order to be attentive to the emergence of thought and action.

Considering that the form is not an abstract shape given at the start but a concrete result that is only discovered on arrival

Just as if the music gave a new meaning to the body, an escape from its singularities, its crudity.

It became vibrant.

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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