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Next to the medium of photography, I am developing my practice in creating multiple-screen video installations which cross documentary and experimental filmmaking.
By staging an interplay between the intangible and the seemingly mundane, my work strives to create a detached perspective on ordinary experience. Fascinated by natural phenomena, I am seeking to retain notions of authenticity, in the mediation of the medium as well as in the visual content itself.
Taking inspiration from anthropology and phenomenology, my lens-based practice tries to scrutinise our assumptions about social and environmental structures that shape the world around us.
We experience the world through our senses, generating the basis for perception. During interpretation of sensory input, we rely on conceptually driven processes. Existing knowledge and context unconsciously lead us to subjective patterns of perception. These perceptual boundaries do not only shape our visual reality but also our inter human consciousness – How do we relate towards each other and our surrounding? How do we experience the world and where does human perception end?
