Being part of the artistic process, it is hard for me not to notice the huge number of random people in the art world. This applies not only to the so-called curators, critics, journalists, collectors, gallerists, and dealers, but also to the artists themselves. In the project “Minimarket,” I decided to use an […]
In this performative action, I wanted to emphasize the existence of individual freedom within the public space of a single individuality. By means of blocking a pedestrian zone in the old town of Tallinn, an attempt was made to analyze the extent to which an artificially placed obstacle could limit people in their actions specifically,
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Throughout various historical eras, the remains of the Roman fortifications in Regensburg have served not only as a defense for the city but also as a profound testament to its rich past. This project posits that a physical barrier, in any form, fundamentally influences the development of social values affecting the humanitarian, economic, and political
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The conceptual core of this project resides in the representation of latent tendencies inherent within the human psyche, specifically focusing on the mechanism of subconscious curiosity. I tried to explor how this primal impulse is operationalized through various acts of voyeurism, eavesdropping, and other intrusive modalities. Within these processes, a profound intersection of psychological opposites
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The interactive performative intervention “MADE IN…” operates through the strategic deconstruction of one of the most potent ideological artifacts of the 20th century: the front page of the Soviet newspaper Pravda from May 9, 1945. While the original document contains Joseph Stalin’s historic address to the Soviet people regarding the victory over Nazi Germany, I