I am You

How do social experiences become inscribed into the body, and how does sensitivity shape human relationships?

Moving between figuration and abstraction, I explore how vulnerability, sensitivity, and interpersonal relationships can become visible through bodily forms, materials, and surfaces.

I am interested in this unstable condition in which bodies do not appear as permanent or closed forms, but as fragile, open states. The instability of my forms reflects my understanding of identity as something fluid and constantly changing. At the same time, this fragility functions as an invitation to empathy and attentiveness toward others.

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Bodyness at Schauwerk