I am moved by social unrest. My practice involves working with the question of why and how society forms itself and the individual within. A society cannot survive without independent building elements that from time to time eject outrage, unsettlement, and craving for a change. Those events in history that shaped and carved out social orders are the most important to me. I find myself exploring the causes and consequences of sometimes dark moments that create the surroundings, in particular where I grew up and was formed. My work showcases the unrest by clean, sharp, sometimes aggressive shapes that trap the body and restricts movement. The garments are top-heavy, sculptural, and puzzled together with other materials as occasional sculptures. Starting my career in fine art from painting, drawing, and sculpture, I developed a vision of garments and wearables as a powerful medium of emotion and intention, where I use a sculptural aspect of my work to convey my idea of nonaggressive and noninvasive activism.