Sculptor working with digital fabrication using 3D modeling, 3D printing and laser cutting.
During my sculpture studies at the Academy of Fine Arts I became enthusiastic about 3D modeling. I have been interested in combining digital technologies to visual arts. I felt that I could renew old habits and traditions of sculpture by digital fabrication.
After graduating as MFA I started making sculptures by 3D printing and laser cutting because I was able to compose forms that were unmakeable by my hands. Since I have been working between handmade and digital fabrication finding bridges between technological and organic realities.
By 3D modeling I have found my way back to nature using mathematical forms. Ideas for my sculptures come from natural sciences, nature and everyday life. 3D modeling and digital fabrication produces surprising forms and objects which reminds me of human condition.