Since 2019, I have been researching and exploring the relationship between hybrid bodies and their physical and social environments in my artistic practice. Through the use of immersive media, interactive installations, and experimental filmmaking, I often engage with artistic philosophical theories of post-anthropocentrism and poshumanism, with the interest in offering alternative perspectives on ourselves and our environment.

My latest project, “Beyond My Skin” (2023), is an interdisciplinary project presented in the form of an interactive real-time installation and hybrid performance. The project explores the hybrid relationship between human bodies and their digital representation with an experimental use of different technologies and immersive media, where visitors can experience a new form of self-awareness and representation outside of traditional binary and societal portrayals (classical avatars). In the installation, visitors interact with each other in their abstract virtual bodies generated in real time, while being physically present in the same space. Through virtual touch and encounters, they become interconnected with each other, forming a new shared hybrid body. This interaction aims to go beyond the skin, beyond physical and social constructs, creating a unique phygital experience.