I have always liked to take my work to the point of abstraction, to that point or to that place where reality almost disappears, where the feeling become uneasy and quite claustrophobic.

In some of my work I found interesting how the body works under physical and psychological pressure and how the audience responds to it.

I believe, that sculpture has the power to stimulate sensations and to be capable of opening and describing mental spaces.

I believe that it is the state of concentration and solitude which most of the time accompanies the viewing of the work of art, that enables me to reconstruct my inner self. In such a moment it is possible for me to reach a dimension, which is spiritual and secular at the same time.

I make my sculpture using rough material as such as: cardboard, vinyl tape, video material together with recycled monitors and recycled speakers .



“Surface on Passages”
Wood, cardboard, vinyl tape, video, sound
Dimension: variable