By mapping the patchwork, I approach the city as a patchwork of fragments, rhythms, and overlapping realities.
What interests me most are the opaque spaces in between, overlooked corners, transitional zones, traces of everyday life, and the subtle relationships that emerge within them. These spaces often become sites of intuition, encounter, and inspiration, places where new “muses” can be found.
Through practices of critical mapping, I explore urban environments beyond official representations or fixed boundaries. Mapping becomes a way of revealing hidden connections, tensions, memories, and possibilities embedded within the city. My work investigates how spatial narratives are constructed, and how alternative ways of seeing and inhabiting urban space can open forms of collective imagination and reappropriation.