2026
Multimedia Installation
This installation follows Tristan, a character trapped within a state of heightened self-awareness. Through moving image, sound, and typography, the work traces his. journey from the overstimulation of the city toward isolation, where the boundary between perception and reality becomes increasingly uncertain.
Fragments from Tristan’s diary appear throughout the film,
offering access to his inner world and accompanying the narrative as as subjective voice.
At the center of the work lies a question: What happens when self-perception becomes excessive and begins to destabilise one’s experience of reality?
As Tristan withdraws from the world in search of healing, the very isolation he embraces gradually erodes his grip on reality.
2025
Video: 03:14
This project explores overproduction and the unhealthy effects
of automation through experimental filming and editing. Set within Dutch landscapes, intense visual rhythms echo the mechanics of
mass production, while Albert Heijn scanner beeps become the heartbeat of the machine, blurring the boundary between human
and automated processes.
A storyboard made from video stills maps the editing process itself, visualising the transitions, rhythms, and structural flow of the film.
2024
Interactive Installation & Video: 08:26
This project explores the afterlife through satire, critiquing
societal values. In the video, entry into heaven depends on wealth, social skills, and obedience, with a government official acting as
the Judge of souls. A dying individual’s soul is reincarnated as an extraterrestrial, symbolizing metaphysical transformation.
Inspired by Sartre’s existentialism, the work challenges imposed ideals, urging viewers to embrace their true selves.
2023
Video: 05:13
This video project explores the beauty and precision of hand gestures, focusing on the agility and dexterity associated with pickpocketing. Instead of promoting the act itself, the work isolates the choreography of the hands and turns it into a study of movement.
The video combines scenes from Robert Bresson’s Pickpocket with playful recreations inspired by the film.
2025
Installation & Video: 02:59
Installation explores the feeling of being overwhelmed, inspired
by personal struggles that blocked my initial idea. Embracing my anxiety, I created “CORTISOL” named after the stress hormone, mimickingthe hectic, toxic atmosphere in my head through a childish, plastic environment.
2025
Video: 08:50
This installation explores sadness as a necessary part of
emotional balance. A video is projected across layered hanging sheets, fragmenting the image through depth and transparency.
The overlapping surfaces create an immersive space in which the moving image shifts between clarity and distortion, reflecting the layered and changing nature of emotion.