Inside the Black Hole

The installation made of geometric forms that imitate organic movement, creating a controlled but disorienting space. My interest in geometric shapes, linear structures, and repetition shapes the visual language of the work.

It is strongly influenced by my fascination with Yayoi Kusama and her immersive environments. Kusama’s work has been a major source of inspiration in my practice, especially in the way she uses repetition, bright color, and space to affect how the viewer feels and moves.

Built from neon-painted wooden elements suspended against black surfaces, the piece refers to imagined matter inside a black hole. The glowing forms and sharp lines make it difficult to tell direction or distance. The work focuses on the physical experience of the viewer: by stepping inside, the viewer moves through the installation, becoming part of it. The body activates the space, turning the experience into something almost performative rather than simply observed.