I am an interdisciplinary artist,
and interior architect with diverse and holistic
experience in set design, spatial research,
3D concept design, and identity creation.
I am passionate about sustainable materials,
technology, and the possibilities of AI and
interactivity across various media, which I
explore through materiality, perception,
and immersive spatial experiences.
Entanglement
Possible and impossible forms of entanglement between fauna and flora, human and non-human beings, are themes explored not only by creators of legends (in the past) or conspiracy theorists (in the present), but also by those engaging with speculative fabulation.
Donna Haraway, a biologist and one of the most influential feminist philosophers, defines this type of narrative as “templates for possible worlds and patterns for the kinds of times we might live in; material-semiotic renderings of worlds that have been, are, or might yet be.
Curated by: Zofia Małysa-Janczy
Text by: Zofia Małysa-Janczy
Rondo Sztuki
Katowice, 2025
Lullaby For Depressed River Mussels
MIARD, Rotterdam, 2024
The sound installation project, based on research, aims to create a lullaby for the endangered Depressed River Mussel. Human intervention and water regulation in the Biesbosch National Park, combined with noise pollution from ferries and motor vehicles, greatly affect freshwater mussels, which depend on clean, oxygenated water and stable sandy beds.
Research shows they are highly sensitive to anthropogenic noise, with low-frequency sounds causing stress, though they respond positively to natural sound. The installation uses hydrophone recordings of ferry noise and crushed mussel shells, combined with a sung folk lullaby, to create a poetic, ASMR-inspired experience. Sensory buttons made from latex shell casts trigger sound changes via Arduino, played through waterproof speakers hidden in 3D-printed shell boxes. A hydrophone allows to engage with the mussels' perspective, exploring a speculative experience.
The Tunnels Do Not Echo
*Therapeutic incubation (enkoimesis) was a multifaceted religious phenomenon in Ancient Greece and a widespread practice based upon a deliberate act of sleeping and dreaming in sanctuaries dedicated to the god Asklepio - the father of the goddess Hygiene (Health).
(From Architecture of Healing, Milina Ivic).
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LivingRoom Gallery
Athens,2024
Draught
Mapping 3d / animation / AR app / installationThe project was created based on the research and direct interviews with construction workers, delves into the transient essence of a construction site. Set against shifting plastic sheeting, elements—replicated and digitally altered in 3D animations on gypsum screens — blur the lines between virtual and tangible in a looping transition.
This exploration is rooted in the gentrification process, highlighting how workers grow increasingly disconnected from both their work environment and societal dialogues as development progresses.
It prompts a reflection on visibility, the valuation of labor, and the evolving relationship between community and space, inspired by the lived experiences of the workers themselves.
Pop-up exhibition, Gustoweg 83
Rotterdam, 2023