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Experimental materials and camera work depict the physiology of the human body. Wool, glue, latex and acrylic represent its different layers, from smooth skin and muscles to fine blood vessels and veins. Captured in peaceful poses, these textures form a triptych that presents the human body as both mysterious and comforting.
This project explores a flexible textile made from laser-cut, organically shaped wood fused with fabric. The contrasting positive and negative patterns create a unique tactile structure while maintaining the qualities of a textile. Combined with imitation and genuine leather, the material is transformed into a simple, high-quality bag that highlights texture and craftsmanship.
Growing Garments“Growing Garments,” my bachelor’s project from 2019, brings plants directly onto the body. Kimono-like garments are seeded and watered flat, growing into wearable pieces in about ten days. Created in collaboration with Grün Stadt Zürich, the project promotes more greenery in the city.
