After graduating from the University of the Arts Utrecht (HKU), my work developed from visual art with commercial applications toward an autonomous, sensory-oriented art practice. Over the years, my focus shifted increasingly to the workings of the senses — and in particular to the sense of smell. Natural scent, olfactory experience, and the psychological and symbolic dimensions of fragrance have become the core of my artistic practice.

In my installations and objects, I use scent as a visual and meaningful medium. I explore how fragrance can touch, evoke memory, create connection, and open awareness. My work moves at the intersection of art, psychology, and ecology.