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Objects, body & urban interaction
2021
The urban fabric shapes bodies, influencing how they move,inhabit, and respond to space. Architectural remnants ofpost-communist housing estates—metal rods, playgroundstructures, and worn surfaces—carry traces of past trauma,structuring behavior and creating a dialogue between bodyand environment.
I place my body within these elements, allowing it to mergewith architectural forms and transform through interactionwith space. Combining materials like gypsum, clay, or siliconewith construction elements such as threaded rods, metalmesh, or hollow bricks, I examine how the city imprints onthe body, and how bodies, in turn, reshape the perception ofspace.
Objects and bodies interpenetrate, reflecting entangledrelationships—indents, marks, and compressions trace the lingering effects of bodies on one another and on the envi-ronment they inhabit.