My work starts from the infrastructures that quietly hold our contemporary environments—the layers we stand on, the bones in our bodies, the metal frames behind our walls, the silent networks and channels through which water, gas or electricity flow, and the systems through which we communicate. I treat them as psycho-infrastructures: a continuum where mental and material structures intertwine and shape how we perceive and inhabit the world.
If infrastructures shape how we live, they also shape how to imagine, desire and move; with my work I question the systems that organise life itself.
Through sculpture, I rewrite the structures that hold life, depicting supports as malleable rather than fixed: hard realities gaining plasticity, as if seen through the lens of hallucination, desire or radical imagination.
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Together with Katy Hundertmark and Nuno Beijinho, I run Mutter, a project space for contemporary art in Amsterdam. See