Art transforms a place; the place transforms art—and the relationship becomes visible.

My works for public art emerge from an engagement with the specific space, its architecture, its history, and its surroundings. Seeing what is already there: structures, materials, lines of sight, movements. Only in this way can art enter into a dialogue with the place and open up new relationships between people and space.

Over many years, this approach has led to site-specific works for public and private spaces, including projects for the gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the Salewa headquarters, and the Merano Thermal Baths, as well as works for schools, businesses, and public spaces.