In my work, visitors encounter a multi-layered space, a space marked by rhythm and energy, which allows space to be experienced as a living space and environment, that is not defined by a single perspective, but that opens up in many directions and levels through a constant change of viewpoints, proportions, directions and relationships.

I call my works "photo/paintings". In them, painting and photographs come together in one form, organising themselves into groups and taking positions in relation to each other.

Essential to the character of the works, whether "inner or outer landscape", are, for example, atmosphere, energy, light and, above all, very personal aspects, such as memories, associations and time, as a category pointing to the future.