All images Courtesy of the artist and Produzentengalerie Hamburg
She is interested in questions of when music starts, where does it emerge, what happens at the border of mere noise. In this context, the relationship between humankind and nature, the poetic and aesthetic dimension of natural science, as well as social and political structures in various contexts are important. A link between these themes are methods of interpretation and translation – understood both as artistic means and as the construction and perception of everyday life. Sound is used here as a means of communication, music as a language serving as both, outlet and metaphor.
Le Chant des Maisons
2022
4K video and sound installation 24:30 min cards commission for the 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon
Le Chant des Maisons
2022
4K video and sound installation 24:30 min cards commission for the 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon
Le Chant des Maisons
2022
4K video and sound installation 24:30 min cards commission for the 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon
Le Chant des Maisons
2022
4K video and sound installation 24:30 min cards commission for the 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon
Le Chant des Maisons
2022
4K video and sound installation 24:30 min cards commission for the 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon
how to live in the echo of other places
2022
11 channel sound installation and video projection duration sound installation: ca. 80 min.
duration video projection: from sunset to sunrise produced by IMAGINE THE CITY
In cooperation with Ferdinand Försch, Douniah, Louis d’Heudières, TINTIN PATRONE, Tam Thi Pham, Jesseline Preach, Carlos Andrés Rico, Freja Sandkamm, Nika Son and Derya Yıldırım
Fotocredit: Helge Mundt
how to live in the echo of other places
2022
11 channel sound installation and video projection duration sound installation: ca. 80 min.
duration video projection: from sunset to sunrise produced by IMAGINE THE CITY
In cooperation with Ferdinand Försch, Douniah, Louis d’Heudières, TINTIN PATRONE, Tam Thi Pham, Jesseline Preach, Carlos Andrés Rico, Freja Sandkamm, Nika Son and Derya Yıldırım
Fotocredit: Helge Mundt
Infra Voice
2018
three channel video and four channel sound installation, 2K, color, sound, 10:35 min
our Solo
2021
Video and 5 channel sound installation, 24:25 min
with Derya Yıldırım, Joseph Houston, Phuong-Dan, Freja Sandkamm
commissioned by BNKR – current reflections on art and architecture, Munich on occasion of the exhibition „The Architecture of Confinement“ curated by Till Fellrath and Sam Bardaouil
our Solo
2021
Video and 5 channel sound installation, 24:25 min
with Derya Yıldırım, Joseph Houston, Phuong-Dan, Freja Sandkamm
commissioned by BNKR – current reflections on art and architecture, Munich on occasion of the exhibition „The Architecture of Confinement“ curated by Till Fellrath and Sam Bardaouil
our Solo
2021
Video and 5 channel sound installation, 24:25 min
with Derya Yıldırım, Joseph Houston, Phuong-Dan, Freja Sandkamm
commissioned by BNKR – current reflections on art and architecture, Munich on occasion of the exhibition „The Architecture of Confinement“ curated by Till Fellrath and Sam Bardaouil
the lord loves changes, it’s one of his greatest delusions
2018
HD video, color, surround sound, 4:3, 15:49 min
Commissioned by SAVVY Contemporary, co-produced by MaerzMusik - Festival for Time Issues
the lord loves changes, it’s one of his greatest delusions
2018
HD video, color, surround sound, 4:3, 15:49 min
Commissioned by SAVVY Contemporary, co-produced by MaerzMusik - Festival for Time Issues
NO LONGER
NOT YET
2019
Video- and sound installation 2K, color, sound, (17:23 min.)
six-channel video with eight channel sound & eight tablet screens with one monochromatic film each, installed on wall Photo credit: Helge Mundt
sesin melodim, seslerin yankım benim deine stimme ist mein klang ist dein geräusch ist mein echo 2020
7-channel sound-installation (35:21 min.)
in collaboration with Derya Yıldırım
Photo credit: Volker Renner
For Two To Play On One
2012
Performance
Produced for the exhibition ONE ON ONE at Kunst-Werke Berlin - KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Photo credit: Helge Mundt