Untitled (Nervous System) is a kinetic sculpture installation exploring themes of power structures and its inherent imbalances. The work presents an uncanny scene with a seemingly powerful entity that remains still and unwavering, while the one in the face of it exhibits signs of nervousness through its kinetic movements. As viewers, when in the presence of the installation and the more you're with it, the initially subtle sounds and movements gradually intensify, becoming almost overwhelming. This transformation serves to transfer the anxiety encapsulated within the piece to the audience, creating a shared experience of unease felt in such situations. 

Cry Me a Puddle is a video installation work that invites its viewers into a carefully constructed space of both tranquillity and vulnerability. The piece delves into the intimate nature of crying, inviting reflection on how we respond to such complex and raw expressions of human emotions. In the face of such vulnerability, do you recoil, overwhelmed by discomfort? Or do you choose to stay, offering a quiet presence and a listening ear?  

Defects is a print of a series of animation frames created by an XY plotter. Intriguingly, the work contains very noticeable ‘defects,' showcasing a variety of imperfections created by a machine intended to precisely reproduce your vector files. What may initially seem like a product of sterile precision transforms into a site that challenges perceptions and invites contemplation on the nuances of the creation process. Thus, the title “Defects” serves as both a recognition and revelation of these anomalies.