Installation, steel construction, colored ice, pigment, canvas
Rotating discs of colored ice melt above a canvas, allowing paint to drip down in circular traces. The painting emerges through gravity, temperature, and movement rather than manual gesture. The setup functions as a machine in which time, material, and motion produce the image.
Installation, 3D-printed mold, metal armature, fat, birdseed, stainless steel, video — life-size, dimensions variable
A life-size figure made of fat and birdseed is gradually consumed by birds, continuously changing shape. What appears as an image disappears again. The stainless steel structure remains as a support, making visible the tension between decay and construction.
Sculpture / installation, metal or aluminum construction, figure, weight elements, mixed media — dimensions variable
A body is trapped within a construction shaped by its own thinking. The work evolves from a compact sculpture into a system involving weight, air, and image. Thought appears both as structure and as constraint.
Public sculpture, coated steel — approx. 3 m high
A three-meter-high white figure stands at the boundary between a recreational zone and a nature reserve in the Lommel Sahara. Inspired by Goya’s Saturn, a technological being appears here instead of a mythical god. The smooth surface contrasts with visible weld seams. The work situates the human drive for control and progress in relation to its consequences.
Large wooden panel — 3x2.2m
Drawing is approached as an ongoing process. The image emerges through accumulation and transformation, without a fixed endpoint or stable composition.
Installation, sculptural figure, mattress, sugar bags, ropes, air system — dimensions variable
A standing figure rests its head in its hands. A mattress in front inflates and deflates. Sugar bags pull the mattress around the body as the air escapes. A recurring cycle of tension and release connects passivity with delayed consequences.
Installation, metal structure, 3D-printed elements, text ribbons, liquids, video, participatory system
Sfincterman is a continuously transforming figure centered on the expression of thoughts. Words, objects, and later colored liquids are added, moved, and rearranged by visitors. What begins as a sculpture grows into a system of contagion in which language, meaning, and form collectively spread and evolve.
Paintings, reliefs, 3D-printed elements, RGB LED light — dimensions variable
Flat compositions develop into reliefs and light structures. Painting expands into space, with color and light becoming structural components.
Participatory installation, sculptural figure, chair, bandages, mixed media — dimensions variable
Visitors apply bandages to a seated alien figure. The accumulation of care forms a new skin. The work shifts from object to collective act.
Paintings and digital works, oil on canvas, 3D animation — dimensions variable
Painted grid structures are translated into digital environments and brought back again. This creates an ongoing interplay between the physical and the virtual.