writing

Writing is central to my practice. I produce essays, artist profiles, interviews, columns, exhibition texts, catalogue contributions, publications and editorial concepts.

My writing begins with research and close observation. I look for the ideas that genuinely structure an artist’s work: the historical references, formal decisions, technical processes and social circumstances that give it specificity. From there, I develop a text that remains rigorous while offering readers a clear point of entry.

I am attentive to tone, context and audience. A museum wall text requires a different form of concentration from a long-form essay, an artist monograph or a magazine interview. Each format presents its own possibilities for shaping how a work is encountered.

I currently write a regular column for Tableau and serve as editor-in-chief and art historian at SILK Art House, an international platform dedicated to art and technology. At SILK, I shape the editorial direction, conduct art-historical research and publish long-form writing on artists working across both digital and physical forms.

My writing and editorial work has also involved publications and platforms including Foam Magazine, Right Click Save and Culture3, alongside numerous direct collaborations with artists, galleries and cultural organisations.