Video installation.

2 mins

Even in our most vulnerable moments - lying alone in the dark or half-light, suspended between wakefulness and sleep - we are engaged in a constant process of decoding and interpreting the world around us.

ut es Mu is a work that explores abstract systems, like language, that give shape to our shared reality. 

In the silence of the chamber, I offer my body not as spectacle, but as a mirror — reflecting the gaze that continues to define female sexuality through distance, domination, and disembodiment.

Object of Belief is a performance work that occupies a threshold between objectification and resistance, between visibility and erasure, between flesh and representation.

Mysterious words appear overnight on the outer wall of an old brick building in a quiet industrial street that houses an art gallery: “No only but also not actually.” For a week, the phrase lingers — cryptic, unresolved, and unclaimed — before it is suddenly covered in whitewash, without explanation. Yet where the letters once were, a faint negative image remains. Over time, the residue of the message fades, slowly absorbed by weather, sun, and rain, leaving only the memory of its presence. This work offers a quiet meditation on language, ambiguity, and the impermanence of meaning.