Photography is often concerned with the man-made landscape. In a sculptural approach to photography, the work "Edge of the Sea" is dedicated to the non-human agents who have been creating coastal landscapes for millennia: water, wind, erosion, fossilization. The work is rooted in site-specific research to study the topographic structure of various intertidal zones along the coastlines of Southern France, Busan, and Taiwan (North Coast, Kaohsiung, Taitung, Xiao Liuqiu). The small sculptures invite the viewer to come closer and explore the shapes and structures that come to life when the elements meet and merge.
digital print on hemp, mulberry and bamboo paper. dimensions variable. 2024 / 2026












Photography is often concerned with the man-made landscape. In a sculptural approach to photography, the work "Edge of the Sea" is dedicated to the non-human agents who have been creating coastal landscapes for millennia: water, wind, erosion, fossilization. The work is rooted in site-specific research to study the topographic structure of various intertidal zones along the coastlines of Southern France, Busan, and Taiwan (North Coast, Kaohsiung, Taitung, Xiao Liuqiu). The small sculptures invite the viewer to come closer and explore the shapes and structures that come to life when the elements meet and merge.
digital prints on hemp, mulberry and bamboo paper. dimensions variable. 2024 / 2026











