My intention is to create exhibition, performance and media formats that examine and challenge current systems by dissecting them and envisioning alternative imaginaries.

We live in a time of profound societal transition and are experiencing crises of meaning on an individual as well collective level. In my work, I explore how we react to and contribute to the ongoing transformation processes - in myriad contexts. May it be in personal life, politics, economics, ecological issues,  urban and spatial design, education frameworks, healing processes or social movements. I believe that these spheres are interlinked and must be holistically understood, so we can take transdisciplinary approaches to these matters.

It is the philosophical concept of Transmodernity that got me started on this journey. It has been central to my work and research since I came across it for the first time in 2012, when I was studying Media & Communication and Photography at Goldsmiths University of London. It finally offered an all-encompassing umbrella term to all the interwoven movements I had sensed to be meta-connected, and had longed to link.

In 2021 I founded the Transition Institute: a morphing colaboratory that seeks to educate and empower. Through a diverse range of research residencies and transdisciplinary projects it builds bridges between what is and what can be, taking a holistic approach to societal transitioning. Corona Culture and the Menstruation Project are its first experiential transmedia formats revealing the longterm vision for sociocultural transformation – and more is in the making!

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