My practice investigates inherited mythological and ritual structures through painting and spatial installation.
Working with layered, organic visual systems, I explore transformation, transition and embodied experience as psychological and cultural processes.
My projects are research-based and often site-responsive, drawing on Central European (focused on Carpatian basin) and Southeast Asian (Indonesia) contexts. My work engages with the archaeology of meanings embodied in archaic symbols and their ongoing transformation within contemporary life. Rather than treating mythology and ritual as symbolic heritage, I approach them as living, operative structures that shape perception, collective memory and the relationship between body and space.
Painting functions in my work not only as an image, but as a spatial and experiential medium, extending into architectural and installative formats.

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