My work explores subtle structures of power that shape how personal and collective histories are remembered, obscured, or rendered inaccessible. Working across installation, video, sound, performance, and text, I examine violence and inequality as social practices. At the intersection of counterculture and counterviolence, I am interested in the potential of the body, placing tenderness beside it as a political and affective force. My works are often biographically informed, reflecting my experiences as a woman and as someone from a working-class background. Through non-linear narrative structures, I interweave sociopolitical questions with elements from science, literature, pop culture, and lived experience.

 

Alongside my solo practice, I regularly engage in collaborative and temporary constellations with artists and groups, including performer @nnast_antn (since 2019) and artist Lukas Liese (since 2017). Together with artist and stage designer Magdalena Emmerig, I co-founded Periferi-Magazin (2021–2023), a platform for utopian and speculative text-based work. I was also a co-founder of the performance series Rosa Bonheur, c.u.n.T. at Café Dujardin, contributing to counterculture and queer visibility in Berlin-Wedding (2023/24). For a protest action at the Brandenburg Tor in Berlin, I developed, together with terre des hommes e.V. and Pro Asyl, the Memorial for Separated Families, an interactive installation advocating for refugees’ right to family reunification (2023).