Acoustic Art - Sculptural Resonance in Space

This series examines the precise interplay of acoustic function and emotional perception in space. The large-scale wall sculptures detach themselves from purely technical functionalism. They make tangible how the plastic layering of gauze, cotton, and nettle, beyond the pure fiber, creates a deep spatial resonance.

The relief-like surfaces act as open interfaces between the sculptural object and the surrounding architecture. They modulate perception, focus attention, and create zones of concentrated presence. In their quiet, spatial placement, the works transform the space into an energetic field where visual tension, acoustic absorption, and architectural perception visibly interact.