My work is deeply influenced by computer science and by the dual nature of the digital realm: immaterial and functional. My practice focuses on the invisible logic behind digital technologies, investigating how they model, distort, or mirror natural and human processes.
By working with code, sound, video and interactive systems, I create artworks that expose the limits and assumptions of computational thinking, using the digital not to offer solutions, but to question, interrupt, and reimagine our relationship with machines and the world they help construct. In my practice I reveal how digital systems carry embedded narratives about knowledge, control, and identity.