Light, shadow and rendered images shift the boundary between physical and virtual space. The surface of the screen itself becomes a spatial boundary.

An early morning on a rooftop becomes an observation of the Earth’s rotation and the passing of time. While waiting for the sunrise at 4:49, an unnoticed movement of the moon enters the image.

Hum is a kinetic sculpture and a mechanical sound instrument that grew out of listening to the flight sounds of wasps and hornets. Rotating bands produce a continuous hum.

How many other people is the AI talking to at the same time? The question from “Her” becomes a starting point for examining the intimacy of such conversations in a non-place.

As soon as a smart irrigation system is installed, we tend to take it for granted. It keeps plants and soil from drying out – yet the controlled amount of water is a human intervention in a natural cycle.

How can people sense one another without touching? Skin-tight suits with strong magnets generate invisible forces between bodies – attraction and repulsion become choreography.

A car reversing as an image for the uncertainty of artistic processes – and for the expectation of always moving forward.

A water reservoir mirrors a video that shows the surroundings through the eyes of a hornet. A drone and a dedicated UV colour scheme, modelled on the hornet’s vision, made this possible.