About Me:

Big ideas, messy processes, and creative work that actually lands—I’m here for all of it. I’m a Creative Producer, Strategist, and Director working across art, media, and culture. I shape ambitious projects from the ground up—whether that’s an exhibition, a new commission, a brand activation, or something that doesn’t fit a label (but still hits hard).

From Berlin Fashion Week to installations in the Colombian jungle to contributions to the Venice Art Biennale—I’ve worked on projects that push boundaries, bridge worlds, and leave a mark. I work closely with artists, art institutions, creative studios, and agencies to develop the idea, build the right team, and get the work over the line. From early vision to final install or launch, I bring structure, clarity, and momentum—with the vision intact.

Creative Production & Art Projects

15+ years in production and creative strategy. I’ve led large-scale exhibitions, public art installations, site-specific works, and new media projects across Europe, the Americas, and beyond. Alongside that, I’ve developed editorial and digital content for cultural platforms—managing research, communications, and production for projects involving private collections and contemporary art publishing. Clients include LAS Art Foundation, Turner Prize-winner Douglas Gordon, and maaaaany more.

Project Highlight: Life After BOB

I led the production of a large-scale digital commission for LAS Art Foundation in Berlin—translating an ambitious concept into a dynamic new media installation. Worked closely with the artist, creative team, engineers, fabricators, and stakeholders to get it across the line.

Workshops & Creative Strategy

I run creative workshops and strategic consulting sessions for artists, institutions, and teams. We shape ideas, align collaborators, and map the path forward—whether you’re stuck at the start or scaling something bold.

Creative Process

I bring big ideas into focus—and make sure they don’t die in the process.

David Shrigley’s sculpture Right Ear Made of Bronze Ewa Kniaziak, Little&Large Editions, Douglas Gordon, Jonathan Monk

“(…) the exhibition is a hypnotic, techno-psychedelic future in the grips of a “Great Anomic Era.”

“(…) this exhibition is a fundamentally physical and bodied experience (…)”

“Ian Cheng’s latest film – presented by Light Art Space at Berlin’s techno mecca, Berghain – is set in a little too fast paced future where artificial intelligence is wired to the human nervous system.”

“(…)visitors at LUMA Arles in France, The Shed in New York, and the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art in Seoul have had the opportunity to see Life After BOB, but the Halle am Berghain may be the most ambitious iteration yet.”