For me, sound is not just a medium but a living, moving material - spatial, behavioral, and sensual. In my work, I construct sonic structures as if they were ecosystems: complex generative systems where human intention is only one force among many. I’m particularly drawn to the liminal space between real and synthetic environments, especially where artificial systems begin to exhibit their own kind of nature.
My artistic practice revolves around algorithmic thinking, a material-oriented approach, and post-human perspectives. I explore how sound can survive, reorganize, or live independently beyond human intervention. This concept is central to my ongoing project Voiwode, in which generative sonic ecosystems function as speculative, sound-based world models.
Through sound, I pose questions about control, material agency, and the place of the human within its own creations.

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