I’m an artist working at the intersection of art, ecology, and care, creating immersive installations grounded in artistic research that invite reflection on our relationships with the natural world.
I’m an artist working at the intersection of art, ecology, and care, creating immersive installations grounded in artistic research that invite reflection on our relationships with the natural world.
I am an Amsterdam- and London-based artist and researcher working at the intersection of art, ecology, and care. My practice explores the entangled relationships between humans and ecosystems—where the built and the wild meet, sometimes gently, sometimes with tension. From shifting rivers and stressed forests to artificial clouds and fading oceans, I trace quiet moments of convergence and transformation.
Through soft sculpture, sensory installation, and site-specific gestures, I create intimate environments that invite reflection, presence, and responsibility. Rooted in feminist ethics of care, my work engages with ecological questions not to solve them, but to hold space for uncertainty: How do we care? And for whom?
I hold an MA in Art and Science from Central Saint Martins (London) and a BA in New Design and Attitudes from St. Joost School of Art and Design (Netherlands). My work has been shown at Grand Palais Éphémère (EuroFabrique, Paris) and developed through residencies such as Joya: arte + ecología (Spain) and EcoFutures Digital Residency with Videotage and University of the Arts London. These projects reflect my ongoing interest in how art can engage with ecological repair and attention as a form of care.