I work across bioart and performance and also write a lot. My installations and performances with living matter, ecology and biotechnology address contemporary taboos like death, sex and vulnerability through a queer lens.

I have a stubbornly transdisciplinary background: in fact, I studied political sciences with a focus on environment, trained in new media and composition, am a plant geek and self-taught symbiotic and ecological observer. This allows me to make artworks and research that seamlessly weave bio(techno)logical components, hacking, composition and object making.

I see my work as a garden crawling with burnt soil, genetically edited bacteria, cells extracted from my body, sex hormones, microbial biofilm, bovine blood, slugs, growing plants and decomposing biological remains. In such a garden, I am only a guest.

My works regularly tour across established venues and independent spaces like iMAL (BE), Volkstheater Wien (AT), Kiasma Theatre (FI), Donaufestival (AT), Casa Viva (MX), Foundation L’Art Pur (SAU), Kunstquartier Bethanien (DE), Kapelica Gallery / Kersnikova (SI), KONTEJNER (HR), Bioart Society (FI), Ars Electronica (AT), Bandit Mages (FR), Art Laboratory Berlin (DE), Fields Institute for Matematial Research (CA). I was shortlisted for the Falling Walls Award / Category At and Science (2023) and received the Coal Prize / Transformative Territories Award (2024).

Collaborations across disciplines are an important part of my practice, including the performance group Fronte Vacuo and the exhibition Membranes Out Of Order. I am a member of the Finnish Bioart Society and the Queer Death Studies Network, and affiliated researcher of The Posthumanities Hub and the Eco- and Bioart Lab.

I hold a doctorate in Artistic Research at Aalto University on biological arts and queer theory. My publications cover arts, aesthetics, environmental humanities and queerfeminist studies, including Vulnerability as a Queer Art for Technoethics Arts (2022) and a chapter for the International Handbook of Queer Death Studies (Routledge, 2025).