Hybrid Ecology is a hybrid meeting point of natural and artificial by converging art, science and technology.  It is drawn towards environmental/ecological topics, such as air pollution and habitat identity, by examining the human symbiotic relationship with microhabitats and micro-organisms.

More-Than-Human explores biodiversity and organic behaviour driven by material agency while performing adaptation, survival and intelligence skills. It is an inversion of the Anthropogenic dominant perspective into a micro-macro holistic and collaborative understanding of the whole.

Biomorphic Realm draws inspiration from natural phenomena and organic naturally occurring pattern to form immersive sentient habitats which activate awe and generous feelings to participate into a larger biotic community.  In this context, the imagination transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Matter Materiality is playing with visible and invisible realities by extracting physics and electro acoustic principles that stand behind matter, materiality and human physical identity. A creation of animate and inanimate monochrome, multicoloured and sonic organic/inorganic embodied fields.

Cultural Ecology focuses onto humans and community adaptation to physical and social environments to overcome challenges and shape new urban landscapes and way of life. A reference to social classes, capitalist economy, and cultural traditions infuses the artwork with anthropological meaning.