I am an artist based in Rotterdam, working with sculpture, moving image and poetry. My approach combines fieldwork, participatory workshops, writing, conversations with scientists, collecting scrap metal and visits to archives.
Through frictions and connections, I feel out our disconnection from resource supply chains and the ensuing alienation, intimacies and violences caused by calculative infrastructures. Tending to material conditions, my sculptural works draw out the relational dynamics, emotions and affects of scrap materials. My research is informed by feminist and decolonial responses to fieldwork, engaging with different sites and archives with reciprocity, collaboration and listening practices.
Group Residency
I'm participating in a group residency, focussed on technical skills in metalwork and research on aluminium supply chains.
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Energy Literacy for a Just Transition
How can we understand the different ways energy manifests in landscapes, social relations, infrastructures and heritage spaces? This summer school invited 12 students (Masters, Research Masters, PhD) to explore questions and contribute firsthand to the transformation of E-WERK Luckenwalde, a former brown coal power station turned contemporary art space just outside of Berlin.
Heating Systems
Exhibition organised between the class of '25 at Piet Zwart Institute and A Tale of A Tub. ‘Higher education is drying up, we’re left with shells and pips, little piles that we are spending time sorting together. We’ve been self-organising in the basement, a gathering in times of prohibition.’