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Following quote serves as my guiding principle behind my artistic work:
"You find new forms in sculpture, but the new alone is not enough. You can get trillions of potential shapes out of a block of clay. Many of them are completely irrelevant. The important thing is to find one that triggers something in the brain. It's the same as writing: there are countless words, but if you form them into an interesting sentence, they come to life"
Tony Cragg, Sueddeutsche Zeitung, May 17th, 2025
My artistic practice centers on sculpture, bringing it into dialogue with photography and multimedia spatial practices. At its core is the in-between — the meeting of material, form, and light.
My sculptural practice developed through ceramics, bronze, glass, and lenticular techniques, in which light becomes an active, form-shaping element.
Photography has accompanied my work since 1966. It sharpens my perception of space, movement, sense of proportion, and supports a sculptural way of seeing.
A professional background in optical spectroscopy flows naturally into my work through precision, curiosity, and close observation.
Each work is a new attempt to make what touches me visible to others — whether through organic forms, gestures, the play of light, color, and material, extending at times into multisensory installations.
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