Accessibility

The website can be viewed in dark or light mode, and text size can be adjusted using the controls at the bottom of the page.

Visual documentation throughout the website is accompanied by image descriptions where appropriate. These descriptions focus on visually present information rather than interpreting the work, and complement rather than replace artwork texts and captions.

The works can be explored through Selected Works or All Works. The works can be explored through Selected Works or All Works. Selected Works presents a shorter selection of works chosen by the artist, while All Works provides a chronological archive.

In All Works, works can also be filtered by Medium and Tags. Medium refers to the forms in which a work takes place, such as performance, video, installation, public intervention, sound or text. Tags trace recurring subjects, methods, materials, conditions, and concerns across the practice.

The tag system is an attempt to map out the artist’s practice in the simplest possible way without fixing individual works into definitive categories or interpretations. Tags offer multiple routes through the archive, allowing connections to emerge between works made at different times and across different forms. More than one tag can be selected at the same time to trace intersections between different concerns across the archive.

Tags also appear at the bottom of individual work pages. Selecting one leads back to All Works through that tag, providing another way to navigate between related works across the practice.