My latest fine art series exploring the human body. 

In a split second

Stakkr represents a snapshot of the Anthropocene, echoing the form of the Earth’s core and evoking traditional geological modes of analysis. This sense of accumulation is reminiscent of Tells and Mounds in archaeological study, resulting in a visual expression of time. Stakkr, however, is a contemporary stratum, whose unique elements, layered and laboured atop one another, range from precious to pollutant, including concrete, plaster, lead, steel, aluminium, rubber, wax, wood, plastics, glass, asphalt, cardboard, foam rubber and polystyrene.

Stakkr

Requiem 

Beauty of the unspoken I

Paperclay, metal, textile
160 x 170 x 150
2019

stretching

“Gluttony” is a screen printed pop up book. Inspired by my experience with bulimia. Five spreads show fives causes of gluttony. The first is greed for wealth and power. Second is greed for sex. Third is sadness. Fourth is guilt. The fifth is homesickness.



Gluttony

Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 40x50cm, 2021.

Untitled

Animal: The Other Side of Evolution

Dysmorphia 

Transformation is not a metaphor. The work deal thematically with digitalisation and its impact on humans. The creation of a metaverse is on the agenda of the so-called digital giants and our society is undergoing a major transformation. But is it even possible to digitise human beings? To illustrate this transformation, I have created digital 3D meshes from portrait photographs and distorted them. These are then additionally painted over.
In order to see the truth, something has to be taken away, so to speak. This also creates a kind of erasure.

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