Cyberplastic

Cyberplastic explores plasticity as a condition of contemporary life. I am interested in how people, relationships and identities constantly change, adapt and take on new forms.

The project moves between the natural and the artificial, the living and the constructed. Like plastic that slowly becomes part of the natural environment, artificial forms and ways of living enter our inner world and become difficult to separate from what feels natural. Through images of bodies, emotions and changing forms, I explore this fluid boundary and the tension between adaptation and the loss of something alive and authentic.