A love for chairs and knives

A love for objects, especially the daily and banal ones

Those we use in the theatre of everyday life

Because there, nothing is done for the first time

we keep repeating

and are caught in routines

Everyday objects as companions

gliding through our hands

asking for our intentions

while telling us who we are

My work revolves around anthropological questions and everyday culture. I observe daily situations and objects from a distance. Attracted to the unusual in these ordinary moments, I focus on habits and routines, moves and performances. 

Our cultural norms are not self-evident to me. In the theatre of everyday life we are caught in patterns and repetitions while rarely questioning the intentions behind. 

Painting is about questioning what we really see in relation to what we expect and are used to seeing.