My art practice is fundamentally concerned with the relationality of an individual body. I view an individual to be constantly in context to, in synchrony and exchange with the immediate and extended environment (natural, built and social), which opens up the landscape of how much an individual and factors in the said environment affect each other. An effort/intervention made, however small, at any point/capacity, has a ripple effect of respective magnitude, in the entire matrix.
Notions of relevance have always guided my choices/strategies; And thus my projects are site specific and nuanced.
Because I situate a person at the center of his social environment (private and public), the inherent order and hierarchies of power structure is acknowledged and negotiated with. The aspects of interactions and performativity in my concerns/work is a deliberate strategy to achieve some degree of agency.
My practice explores the interplay of utilitarian function and interactive art.