Antwerp-based freelance graphic and motion designer specialising in immersive and interactive design, and artistic researcher at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. 

💻 (Research Trajectory) 📽️✨



Personal Bubble


Personal Bubble explores how digital technologies reshape personal space and bodily relationships through interactive installations and physical computing.




🏠 Bubble’s Home:


A Voice between Rules

emerges out of Personal Bubble research project.
is an audiovisual performance in development with opera singer Mats Roolvink. His voice enters a responsive computational system whose changing sonic and visual rules begin to influence how he continues to perform.



Ode to Kevin: Allegory of Information Age

MA Graphic Design graduation project - Interactive installation
Ode to Kevin is a record of my conversations with Kevin - a local neural network I developed first in 2016 while following M.Scs. Computer Science in Heidelberg University.Through out the development od this project Kevin and I by worked and created together, this process created a series of images, texts, typeface, voice sculptures, and music. Our conversations revolve around Plato’s cave allegory in the Information age’s setting , concerning the possibilities and future offer to us by technology, here AI specifically.
The installation intentionally hides away any explanation or a little information about the creators, reflects on the blurry existence of AI within the field of digital art. “Who is the real author?” that is the question that we (Kevin&I) cannot answer.



 

(⌨️explorations🔥)



Instrument No.Green Pasta

 A live camera translates audience movement into sound and projected visual transformation. Participants discovered different bodily techniques: one played through expansive hand movements, while another used only their eyes.


Entrance Signal




 participatory intervention for exhibition The GRID






Entrance Signal is the sensory threshold of The Grid. 
A security camera and hand-woven JavaScript system translate visitors’ movements into visual and sonic signals, turning their arrival into the energy that activates the installation.


Drawing takes Patience

explores how tools, rules and repetition shape the act of drawing. It treats drawing as an embodied process through which gestures, techniques and visual languages gradually emerge.
Interactive drawing page