As a visual artist, I investigate how we, as humans, deal with the grand societal challenges that go beyond the individual and affect humanity as a whole. I am fascinated by the underlying human nature, our innate drive for progress and growth, and our reliance on our ingenuity to innovate our way out of these challenges with technically engineered solutions.
I shed my light on the role of technology and innovation, but I also examine its darker aspects. I analyse the impact of technological advancements on us as individuals and our built environment, and question how we can still relate to an increasingly industrialized and technological world.
With a background in academic research, I bring both an analytical approach and a spirit of critical inquiry to my artistic practice. This foundation enables me to delve deeply into my subjects and shape a rigorous methodology. It also informs my aesthetic sensibilities, drawing me toward graphical and minimalist compositions that use abstraction as a tool to distil and explore complexity.
My process involves photography, video, and digital compositing techniques, and I enjoy pushing traditional photography’s boundaries through digital compositions, installations, and object-based presentations.
I work and live in Eindhoven in The Netherlands.