Central in my work is the combination of nature, decoration and algorithm. A fascination of mine has always been repetition and pattern throughout nature, in my work I try to combine this fascination with mathematics and digital art techniques. When it all comes together this leads to work that seems artificial and human at its core, but it has the familiar warmth of the natural world around us.

Through my work I work with Calmth. Calm is a leading theme for me, as a neurodivergent artist, I often am overstimulated, or can not organize my headspace in a cohesive direction. Through my work I hope to share the importance of finding calmth for yourself, or the struggle when it is just out of reach. Especially in a world that grows exceedingly louder, I want to create work that shows there are spaces and moments where calmth reigns. Sometimes that is through a lone and contemplative flower on a grey day.

All my work is created in a virtual space, which means that everything is perfect from the start. If you would sculpt, you have to take time to create a perfect ball, painting means you have to make several layers and passes to create a suggestion of realism. But when you work with digital 3D tools, the perfect ball is the starting point. Automatically my work then becomes a puzzle where I need to figure out how to destroy the perfection, rather then approaching it.