About the Artist
Rooted in the intersection of performance, architecture, and embodied research, her practice explores the body as both material and medium — a site where space, time, and perception converge. Trained in architecture, her early inquiries were shaped by a philosophical understanding that the perceiver is always the axis of spatial experience: space comes alive through the body that senses it, moves within it, and is transformed by it.
This foundational idea continues to inform her work, where the body becomes an instrument of exploration — a tool through which to examine the invisible architectures of human existence. Over time, her focus shifted from the design of physical structures to the investigation of bodily and mental spaces, approached through long-duration performances that test endurance, stillness, and transformation.
Her performances often unfold as living research — meditations on the body’s limits, perception, and relational presence. Moving between disciplines, she builds bridges between human perception, architectural elements, and the ephemeral nature of experience itself. In her practice, presence becomes a kind of architecture; the body, a vessel through which space is continuously reimagined.