My fascination with the beauty and complexity of the often overlooked worlds of insects and soil is at the heart of both my scientific research and artistic practice. With a Master’s degree in Agricultural Sciences, I explore the intricate relationships between agriculture, insects and the ecosystems that sustain us.
Our lives are deeply enriched by insects and fundamentally dependent on the vital roles they play within ecosystems. This connection lies at the core of my entomological studies, which focus on the impacts of agricultural practices on insect communities and on management strategies that promote and enhance ground beetle diversity.
My artistic practice is inspired by the intricate patterns and structures found in nature. By magnifying the small and often unnoticed, I seek to make these hidden worlds tangible, inviting a closer look at the complexity and beauty of life around us.