
Germinating Brick
In this piece, I use natural materials to recreate an environment inspired by a garden with taller plants in the background and smaller ones in the foreground. The reference to a garden asks the question as to where we draw the line between nature versus human-made and how complex the issue facing humanity today is, having reached a point, where we would need to significantly change the way we live in order to revert the path we as humankind are guiding our planet to.
Humanity's impact on nature started thousands of years ago. The germinating brick is a testament to that as an artifact used by ancient Egyptian cultures to germinate grains before planting.

"Germinating Brick," mixed media installation, max. height 10'/3m, 2015

"Cocoon," branches, pigs' intestines and gold leaf, 2' x 5' x 2'/ 0,6m x 1,5m x 0,6m, 2015
“Drop,” bamboo and pigs’ intestines, 9’ x 3’ x 8’’/ 3m x 1m x 0,2m, 2015
“Germinating Brick,” mixed media installation, max. height: 7’/ 2m, 2013