Magia comestibilis is a film installation that explores our relationship with food through a reflection on longevity, biohacking, symbiosis and gastronomy.

Mycoderma aceti is an installation exploring fermentation and the formation of vinegar mother as a metaphor for collective survival and interdependence. Through aquariums and AI-enhanced microscopic footage, it reflects on energy, cooperation, and the interconnectedness of humans, microbes, and the environment.

The film Seul(e) explores the isolation and inner struggle of a person who avoids touch and communication, confronting feelings of loneliness, self-hatred, and the sense of being utterly alone.

Using lake mud and food residues from people with different diets, the project creates evolving bacterial ecosystems that visualize how individual dietary habits shape collective biological systems, highlighting the connection between humans and nature.

This film explores the obsessive pursuit of health and the psychological impact of orthorexia nervosa by immersing the viewer in the intense experience of an individual consumed by strict control over diet, exercise, and wellness.

Waiting for Transformation explores urban change, migration, and the unnoticed disappearance of everyday life amid rapid societal transformation. Focusing on building doors as symbols of this shift, the series reflects on how people and cities evolve, preserve what is valued, and overlook what lies in between.