Other Projects

This is Luka, and he is sad because his hairline is receding. The only way to fix it is to rub onion juice into his scalp every night. That's why he has no choice but to sneak into people's houses and steal onions. As an amateur linguist, he also loves reading dictionaries while applying a hair mask, which means you're at risk if you have a home library (and even more so if it has a language section).
Consider keeping a bag of onions in your library, help Luka regain self-confidence!

This doesn’t need an explanation, does it? Anyway, it’s an interactive model of the tooth I made using balsa wood, cardboard, and construction paper.

This sculpture explores the concept of time in a non-linear manner; it's inspired by Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five. The novel's protagonist travels backwards and forwards in time, which is a metaphor for a person having no agency over their life and things happening around them, too insignificant to be something more than a passive observer.
This idea speaks to me: the main character is haunted by eternal recurrence, completely devoured by memories of war and unable to live in the moment.

Tableware inspired by the childhood experience that shaped my views on animal rights.

Pictures from The Person Project, a zine about BPD & depression based on an interview with a consenting psychiatric patient. The zine focuses on the experiences of one particular person — the patient. It has been unfortunately lost; I’m showing these illustrations to you because I like them.

My visualisation of the word "teeth"—something that comes to mind when I think of this part of the body.

The goal of this project was to create something as big as possible in under a week. I made this suspended sculpture in just four days.