I am a researcher, an architect, and an artist, whose practice is situated at the intersection of environmental justice, wet landscapes, Eastern European epistemologies, and social imaginaries for the future. I hold a B.Arch from Cornell University and an MA in Research Architecture from Goldsmiths, University of London. I was also an Associate Lecturer at the Royal College of Art, teaching a research studio on Saharan Becomings in the Environmental Architecture MA program.

As an independent researcher and visual practitioner, my work interrogates how wet infrastructures organise social and environmental relations in the post-socialist periphery. My practice has been supported by various grants and artist residences, and I have exhibited internationally.

Besides my independent artistic research practice, I am also part of multiple collectives and collaborations. Notably, I am a co-organiser of PALs Research Group, with whom we are currently completing a residency at Akademie Schloss Solitude.