(Excerpt, 1:03)

Installation views: Open Ateliers Zuidoost, Amsterdam, August 2025

Cave Paintings

2025
Candles, organza, audio loop, duration 8:10

Igneous Chorus

2024-25
Wood, wire, plaster, paint, permanent marker
52 parts, dimensions variable


Installation excerpt: Still Life, Westergas, Amsterdam, November 2024

Installation views: Still Life, Westergas, Amsterdam, November 2024

A short period of ecologic and anthropic turbulence

2024
Indian ink on polyester fabric, 200 x 140 cm each, audio loop, duration 5:32

I need you to complete me

2022
Animation with sound, duration 1:52

(Excerpt, 2:41)

Installation view: Freed From Desire, RENENEE, Amsterdam, March 2021 (photo: Nikola Lamburov)

Unknown Number

2021
Cotton enclosure, 2-channel audio loop, duration 22:35

Unknown Number is set in a call centre without boundaries. It is an inexhaustible system, inhuman yet made by/of humans, repeating itself to infinity but always on the edge of collapse under its own absurdities.

Voices:
Victor Bock, Raya Carbone, Rick Carbone, Thom Driver, Les Gibson, Gregory Tara Hari, Peter Harris, Aylin Leclaire, Glenn Ryszko, Claire Sellwood and the synthetic entities Olivia, Lisa, Lenny, Sarah, Kathy and Fred.

Temporary Arrangements

Selection from Temporary Arrangements
2018 onwards
Permanent marker on A5 card

Temporary Arrangement #3
Temporary Arrangement #2
Temporary Arrangement #1

Temporary Arrangements is an open-ended drawing practice interrupting the visual torrent of time spent online. Each drawing creates thinking space by ‘rescuing’ fleeting images and reincarnating them as denials of the platform algorithms’ logic.

Beyond is all around me

2017
Video with sound, duration 55:02

Dick Proenneke was a naturalist and photographer who lived his last thirty years alone in a self-built cabin, in the wilds of Alaska. Here he comes back to life to build another cabin inside the videogame Minecraft, while questioning how notions of authenticity are transmitted via the voice.

Daisy

2017
Video with sound, duration 0:47

A sore throat renders my voice alien, and its use as a marker of identity is thrown into question.