Echoruimtes

I am fascinated by space in all its forms – open and enclosed, full and empty, and the in-between spaces that emerge.

In this installation, I bring together wooden forms that echo with stories. These forms, almost like shells or vessels, are arranged in such a way that a play arises between openness and enclosure.
I work with materials that carry a history and evoke a sense of wonder. By placing objects in a different context, small inner worlds are created – fragments of memories that evoke new stories. What you see is a snapshot of an ongoing exploration, in which the material itself helps shape the direction of the work.

The installation is set up in such a way that you have to move around it to see everything, allowing connections to emerge between the objects and the surrounding space. As an educator, I also create space – space for wonder and dialogue, where slowness and sensory experience are, for me, key to discovering new ways of engaging with art.