I am a conceptual artist working with visual art and food. Planet Art is the concept which frames my practice. Planet Art is an autofictional universe based on art historical references and influences, as well as everyday life as a contemporary artist. On Planet Art live the Artists.

To provide an insight into what it means to be an Artist on Planet Art, I work with interactive sculptures and paintings. Through this method, I transform you from viewer to participant. As a participant, you become part of the ongoing creative process that everyday life as an Artist on Planet Art entails, including the Artist’s routines such as submitting applications, writing artist statements, or adapting a portfolio.

My creative process functions as a dialogue between making and reflection. I need to feel the material with my hands or see how the paint and color responds in order to understand what resonates. I often use materials connected to Arte Povera and paint with modernism’s deconstruction of the picture plane in the back of my mind.

I created Planet Art in order to frame and describe my artistic practice. On the one hand, it is a caricature of the contradiction that art is free, when the fact is that there are external factors such as politics, cultural trends, and economics that govern it. At the same time, it is a declaration of love, since I need art in order to process and digest the world around me.