A rhythmic counterpoint between Man, Kite and Wind, resounding an existential contemplation.

When we allow ourselves to connect with our surroundings, what parallels can we find? What can we take away from this experience?

Medusa Salon explores how to capture the post-traumatic experiences of individuals. seven three five is rooted in the different markers of time following micro traumatic experiences of a woman.

How does spending time with nature help us look into more deeply into our true nature?

In her works, she often draws on objects that mark human growth and movement, such as white powder, a living butterfly, bottled water, shoes, a piece of elastic fabric, city creation and sand.

With every step, touch, we are reading the world in parts. I feel that my body is sprawled across the world, across the homes it is always leaving.