My art is rooted in the ritual act of connection. I approach each work as a gesture of atonement - with the land, the unseen, and the intricate rhythms of life. Whether through a photograph, a performative act, or a fleeting natural intervention, I seek to channel a subtle energy that binds body, memory, and environment across space and time.
Emerging from the mythic landscapes of Transylvania and shaped by lived experiences of migration, illness, and resilience, my practice often blurs the boundaries between the visible and the invisible. I draw from ancestral knowledge, intuitive processes, and contemporary ecological thought to reflect on the fragility and strength of existence. Nature, for me, is not merely subject or setting - it is collaborator, archive, and sacred ground.
Working with found materials, infrared photography, hand-built installations, and improvised performance, I navigate themes of transformation, mortality, and continuity. My recent projects respond to the experience of living with cancer, exploring how the body becomes both a vulnerable site and a defiant medium. Across all mediums, I maintain a ritualistic methodology that values process as much as outcome, and intuition as much as concept.
In a world fractured by disconnection, my work offers a quiet resistance - a space to feel, remember, and reimagine our place in the cosmos. It invites reflection on our entanglement with nature, on the legacies we carry, and on the possibility of renewal through artful presence.