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My interest in art grew out of my fascination with marine biology. As a child, I spent hours studying and observing aquatic creatures, fascinated by details like the arrangement of scales, the texture of skin, and how their forms changed after death. This interest eventually grew into a passion for drawing and recreating what I observed. I began to explore what remains when a form decays or changes, igniting a passion for using materials whose transformations become part of my artwork.
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Transitional Forms:
Traces of Resonance
Transitional Forms: Traces of Resonance turns the loss of physical form into sound. Candles are supported by metal structures around a central glass sphere. As they melt, metal components suspended on wires drop and strike the glass. Each brief sound becomes a new trace of a material that is disappearing. The timing remains unpredictable, allowing the installation to change during the viewer’s experience. The work explores how an influence can persist through transformation and makes uncertainty part of the artistic process.
Vocalarium
Vocalarium explores remembrance through a small platform combining physical form, video, and sound. The work translates the desire to preserve a relationship into an object that can be encountered through several senses. Rather than treating loss as the end of a connection, it creates a space in which memory can continue through different media. The design connects a tangible structure with recorded traces, considering how remembrance can take material form.










