Abandoned spaces, industrial spaces, hidden hallways and passages, become revisited and brought back to life one unique moment at a time.

In my artistic work, space often becomes a catalyst for interaction between musicians and their acoustic environment, an irresistible invitation to plunge into labyrinths of resonances and reflections.

I often say my musical works are composed for specific people, rather than for just abstract instruments. Collaboration with others, representing a direct exchange of creativity between participating artists, is essential to me.

Each of these artists will leave their distinct mark during this process, and their unique voice will be forever woven into the texture of the emerging work. For me it creates a personal connection to the work, firmly anchored in space in time, that can not be replaced or erased from my memory.