This project was created as a full media environment for a space at the DASA museum in Dortmund. I developed the complete media layer for an installation built around the image of a children's bedroom — combining textile scenography with generative visuals and sound.

My work included:

• Curating the work of set design concept
• AI-generated video projection mapped onto hanging fabric
• Generative video content for existing museum displays
• Ambient soundscape composed and produced with AI tools

All media were created using AI, and the entire audiovisual concept was developed and directed by me — from the visual logic to the final integration into the space.

The installation ran for 2 days at a scenography colloquium, reaching an audience of 200 professionals..

This work was created as a video projection for a theatre production.
I traveled to the Solovetsky Islands on an expedition and personally shot the video materials on location.

The projection combines:

• documentary footage from the actual landscape
• staged material
• text
• live video feed used during the performance

This format can be adapted for site-specific performances, exhibitions, and documentary-based installations.

This project is an interactive video installation created through vibe-coding.
The system reacts to hand gestures captured by a camera.
Depending on the movement of the hands:

• particles change shape and color
• the visual structure transforms
• the music, which I composed myself, changes dynamically

Sound and image are directly linked to the viewer’s physical interaction, creating a responsive audiovisual environment.

This work is a theatrical cinematic experiment inspired by a short story by Anton Chekhov.
The entire visual world was created using Midjourney and Runway, with the main goal of recreating the aesthetic of early 1920s cinema.
The focus was not on literal adaptation, but on atmosphere, rhythm, and cinematic language — treating AI as a tool for staging, scenography, and visual dramaturgy.

This is a documentary video art project based on real interviews that I personally filmed and edited.
The material was re-edited into the form of a music-driven techno video, transforming documentary speech into a rhythmic, audiovisual structure.
The project explores how young people reflect on violence and identity, using documentary material transformed through sound and rhythm.