[artist statement]
Alongside my own artistic work, I regularly collaborate with performers, dancers and visual artists. In my photography, the examination of the body as a medium has become the central motif, in my own pieces as well as in the way I portray the expression of others. The body acts as a projection surface, from within and from without, shaped by social and physical relations. We move in patterns and identify ourselves through actions, spaces and relationships, in a continuous process of identification.

I work with the structures we encounter in everyday life: the movements of the human body in relation to its environment and to other people. I am interested in the relationship between human, material and space, and in the dynamics that become visible between them. Everyday places and objects, and an attentive way of handling them, often play a part in this. What moves us, consciously and unconsciously, all the time?

The body becomes a surface that is worked on in a performative act and captured through photographic fixation. For me, it is not enough to show the performance. I want to grasp the emotions and motivations behind a movement, and to continue them visually.