Through participatory sculpture, I foster personal growth and a deeper connection to nature and community. My work transforms creativity into a catalyst for change, inviting people to explore themselves and the world through hands-on artistic experiences. By merging sculpture, education, and emotional exploration, I create workshops and projects that inspire reconnection and transformation
Pollino transforms urban signage into multifunctional habitats for wild pollinators, specifically solitary bees, by integrating modular nesting spaces and floral elements. It creates safe nesting spots in cities, helping to connect fragmented ecosystems, support pollinators, and enhance urban aesthetics. Developed through interdisciplinary collaboration, Pollino promotes environmental awareness and resilience, offering a scalable solution for vibrant, sustainable multispecies urban communities.
Vielwald (polyforest in German) embodies the idea of transforming a generic patch of grass into a lush public space where plants are grown by locals, in collaboration with the design students, for uses such as food, remedies, materials and dyes. Vielwald is becoming a rich pedagogic experience for local neighbours and students as they design the space together and transform the harvest into new materials and food that can be cooked together.
