Who are you and what do you do? 

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Swiss multi-disciplined artist whose works explore identity and aura through photographical documentation, digital manipulation and collage patterning. Currently, I am focusing on the creation/re-creation of glitch patterns through both digital and analogue methods.

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What inspires you to make art? 

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I am a curious person. I have been taught to always question everything and its this curiosity that propelled me into exploring different pathways in art. Also I find that I am at my calmest when I am making art so I am constantly in need of that.

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How & where have you spent Covid-19/lockdown?

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I decided to spend the lockdown in London to finish my bachelors degree at Central st. Martins. After this, I was able to focus on personal development and my hobbies as well as exploring various processes to further my practice.

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What inconvenient, uncomfortable, awkward work spaces have you been forced to take up in order to make work over the past year?

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I am very lucky that my work is mainly digital so I was able to easily integrate my practice into my home space, however, living with flatmates who also were working from home made it difficult to work in analogue mediums. I found myself using our shared living room at night, trying to be cautious of noise as to not wake anyone up.

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What things from the past year would you like to see retained after the pandemic?

 

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How has the pandemic affected your artistic practice, temporarily and permanently?

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Essentially the pandemic helped me to reanalyse what I want my practice to be. I found myself revisiting old processes and materials as well as exploring new methods of image making. I feel as though this pandemic and lockdown allowed me to create works for myself that I would not have thought to make before.

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And finally, what advice do you have for someone who's struggling to make art right now?