A suspended surface, a controlled drop, and reflected light turn a small event into a spatial one. The piece works through duration, repetition, and the slow expansion of a fragile image.

A geometric environment built through reflection, structure, and displacement. As the viewer moves, depth and orientation keep shifting with it.

Steel, reflection, shadow, and suspended elements come together as one spatial field. The work unfolds through relation rather than through a single fixed centre.

Water under vibration moves between temporary order and collapse. The piece stays close to the point where form can still hold, but only just.

A recorded heartbeat is translated into vibration and into visible movement on water. Form appears briefly, then gives way again.

A tensegrity structure drawn in space through compression and tension. The work moves between line, volume, and suspended balance.

Strings, vibration, water, and light operate together as one responsive system. The visible image changes through contact, resonance, and shared presence.

Sound is transferred into water until it becomes visible as unstable form. The piece stays with transformation, transmission, and material response.

Low frequencies and pulse keep the water in a state of continuous disturbance. The reflected field never fully settles.

Planetary motion is treated here as tension, frequency, and relation. Public interaction activates a field of strings and unstable liquid geometries.

A rotating structure built from recursive geometry. Small changes in angle and overlap keep producing unstable alignments.

A set of small-scale studies where water and light are treated as active material. The focus is on vibration, adjustment, and the emergence of form.