My practice operates in the intersection between art, craft, and design. It is informed by a partly nomadic and outdoors-oriented lifestyle, as well as an interest in extreme sports and the physical demands they entail. These conditions are integral to both the conceptual and material aspects of my work.
Processes that require full presence and responsiveness, such as surfing, have influenced how I approach making. The necessity to adapt to constantly changing circumstances has become a central method in my practice.
There is no clear separation between work and everyday life; both are guided by the same principles of observation, adaptability, and physical engagement. I approach materials and situations hands-on, with a practical mindset and an interest in direct experience as a way of generating form and meaning.