Interdisciplinary Art Practice
Nourished by my research and findings, my art practice has evolved into an abstract exploration that bridges avian migration with socio-ethnographic social studies. Through installations, sculptures, and multimedia showcases, including projection mapping and virtual reality, I delve into the intricate relationship between bird migration and human societies. By intertwining art and ethnographic research, I delve into the cultural, social, and environmental dimensions of avian migration. Drawing inspiration from the stories, rituals, and perspectives of communities connected to these migratory patterns, I create immersive experiences that invite viewers to contemplate the profound connections between birds, migration, and our shared social fabric. Through my abstract art practice, I aim to evoke emotions, provoke introspection, and
︎︎︎HOME
