
Welcome to my website. These pages show a variety of work and activities that make up my evolving artistic and philosophical practice. Since graduating in Fine Arts (BA) at AKV|St. Joost (2015), I have been working as an organiser, producer and coordinator in the cultural field - commissioned and on my own initiative. Simultaneously, I developed my art practice and started creating my own conceptual, philosophical and linguistic visual work. Through studying Philosophy of Humanity and Culture (MA) at Tilburg University (2022) I found myself loving to write. Since then, I have written a variety of (short) essays and texts, mainly concerning different aspects of aesthetics, continuing my research into that field. In addition, I have begun to work as a Junior Philosophy Teacher at Tilburg University early 2024, which is a great way to pursue my love for philosophy and contribute to creative thinking and broadening perspectives.
These multiple roles allow me to work with both a critical and creative attitude in different fields. The question I am concerned with most is the role of aesthetics, and of contemporary art (practices), in these times - specifically regarding climate change and changing lifeworlds. My current focus is on everyday aesthetics and aesthetic atmospheres, and how our experience of environments is shaped by both objective (more rational) and subjective (more sensible) factors. My interest in aesthetics often feeds into other ethical, political and ontological notions related to our perception, interpretation and (affective) action.
Recently or upcoming:
Exhibition: Jubileum NS16 | 27-29 June 2025
Writing: '49m2 / jaar 9 / lente / 28-06-2025' | Commissioned article for Witte Rook's project 49m2, for architect and artist Rick Abelen
Conference: Changing Aesthetics and Society in the Digital Age | 18-19 September 2025, Antwerp University | Presentation title: ‘A Blurred Frame: Experiencing Immersive Digital Art through Everyday Aesthetics’

Photo of my lecture on 'Aesthetics and the Changed Body' (Original: esthetiek en het veranderde lichaam) (2025) during the Nacht van de Filosofie. Humdrum (2024) served as the background.