Orbital Mirror
2024/ Glass & Silver/ 28 x 21 x 0.6 cm
By waterjet cutting, fusing, polishing and silvering the glass, the intricate, web-like patterns combine structure and abstraction, juxtaposing new media techniques with glass. While the combination of hands-on craftsmanship with digital, yet organic form language creates tension, the piece offers a perspective on the intersection of traditional techniques and digital cultures.
Love is a mist – Devil in a bush
2024/ PLA, Glass/ 30 x 15 x 15 cm
On View during Touch My Fantasy at Mauer, Cologne (DE).
Curated by In my Hands Magazin.
Vein Mirror
2024/ Glass/ 107 x 56 x 0.6 cm
Venice Glass Week 2024, Venice
Alcova Project Space, Milan
Contact for availability.
Available via shop.alcova.xyz. Edition of 7.
Grass Render
2023/ Krypton, Argon, Glass, PLA , Scents
Entangled Mirror
2023/ Glass/ 53 x 37 x 1.5 cm
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Available via shop.alcova.xyz
Digit V-B to D Series
2023/ Stoneware/ 16.5 x1 6.5 x 34 cm/ 29 x 29 x 48.5 cm/ 24 x24 x 41.5 cm
Contact for inquiries. Available via shop.alcova.xyz
Affin Sp.001-002
2023/ PLA, Glass, Silver
On View during Alcova Project Space, Miami.
Available via shop.alcova.xyz
Lucid Figural 01 & 02
2023/ PLA, Glass, Electronics
A room with a View at Dordrechts Museum (NL)
Intermediate Glooms at KKKC and Meno Parkas
curated by Mantas Valentukonis
These historical depictions were digitally reimagined through the use of prefabricated motion libraries of computer-generated stock bodies, which elongated and distorted the figures, creating a contemporary dialogue between the archival and the digital. The motion libraries, informed by algorithmic interpretations, highlight what is deemed essential in embodying a "female" way of lying—often emphasizing ideals of grace, repose, and sensuality through exaggerated gestures and postures.
Central to the installation is an elongated screen framed by the artist, which integrates standing, lying, and sitting postures derived from open-source motion libraries. The screens display a short animation inspired by the gestures of "sleeping and lying," performed in an abstracted manner. The result is a duet of two female bodies that intertwine, hug, and move fluidly around one another, blurring boundaries between rest, intimacy, and motion.
The pieces examine the intersection of historical representation and digital manipulation, questioning the evolution of the female form in visual culture and its portrayal through both archival and algorithmic lenses.
Illusion Mirrors
2023/ Glass/ 57 x 37 x 1.2 cm/ 57 x 35 x 1.2 cm