At the centre of my artistic practice are architectural spaces situated within the tension between physical and digital realities. Digital networks, data infrastructures and technological systems increasingly shape how spaces are planned, used and controlled. Through video and spatial installations, I make these interrelations visible and examine how technological developments and power structures manifest themselves spatially. My work draws on historical visions of the future as well as speculative scenarios and moments of their failure. It occupies a suspended state between documentary reality and constructed, hybrid spaces.

My video and installation works are grounded in intensive research. They often begin with an engagement with specific sites and their historical and social contexts. I work with archival sources, theoretical texts, and my own visual and audio recordings made on location. I combine this documentary material with constructed elements, including footage of hand-built architectural models and digital 3D simulations

The model plays a central role in this process. It exists in an intermediate state between design and built reality, between imagination, reconstruction and simulation. It can anticipate future spaces, bring past architectures back to life or extend them through speculation. In doing so, it blurs the boundary between documentation and fiction.Through cinematic montage, I create hybrid architectural and visual worlds that do not exist as coherent places in physical reality. Large-scale installations incorporating sound, objects and architectural elements extend the cinematic space into the exhibition space and engage viewers on a physical level.

My current work focuses in particular on the architecture of digital infrastructures. Server facilities appear as functional fortresses: highly secured and largely invisible spaces in which data is stored, managed and protected. They condense questions of digital power, private control and the material conditions underlying a supposedly immaterial world.