Statement

 ARTIST STATEMENT

My artistic practice exists at the convergence of art, architecture, and technology. I design interactive public sculptures and responsive media installations that seek to "affectivate" public spaces—transforming static urban environments into living, breathing arenas of sensory and emotional exchange. Guided by computational design, parametric fabrication, and green technology, my work builds bridges between the physical human body and digital infinity.

I am deeply fascinated by the dialogue between the micro-cosmos of human biology and the macro-cosmos of the universe. By integrating biometric sensors, facial recognition, and data mapping into organic, biomorphic forms, I invite the spectator to become an active co-creator of the artwork. When an individual interacts with my sculptures, their unique biological imprint—be it an iris pattern, a facial expression, or a physical footstep—is translated into real-time dynamic light, color, and motion.

Ultimately, my work explores the subconscious, giving sculptures simulated feelings and distinct behavioral traits. Whether fabricating autonomous solar pavilions that harvest light by day to illuminate communities at night, or carving permanent steel monuments that honor collective memory, my goal remains the same: to create spaces that activate the human spirit, provoke curiosity, and foster deep emotional connectivity within our shared public landscapes.