I’m a practice-based researcher working with performative and sensory approaches to create shared spaces for engaging with multispecies relationality. My research leverages everyday materials and occasions — such as food, DIY technologies, foraged stuff, fermented matter, and forest walks — as rich, eco-poetic media for more-than-human exchange of knowledge, experiences, and data. Rather than producing objects, I build processes and stage situations in which diverse species, materials, and epistemologies meet, negotiate, and possibly transform one another.  Through these co-creative acts, I explore what forms of community and responsibility might emerge when we treat matter as lively and relationships as multispecies. 

My recent focus has been on ferality and feral eco-systems, exploring what relations and ways of knowing can emerge in the liminal spaces between the wild and the domesticated, the familiar and unknown, the serendipitous and intentional. By attending to the feral, I gravitate toward the boundary zones of knowledge-making to investigate how agency and control are distributed in forming eco-social futures.

 I’m currently affiliated as an Assistant Professor at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague where I act as the Head of Doctoral Research Department. Earlier, I was a postdoctoral research fellow at Aalto University - School of Arts, Design and Architecture (2020-24). In 2020-22, I worked with the CreaTures – Creative Practices for Transformational Futures project, where I led the Laboratory of Experimental Productions and co-created the CreaTures Framework proposing how creative practices can stimulate action towards socially and ecologically liveable futures. 

I have co-founded several art and design research initiatives including the Uroboros festival, the Open Forest Collective, and the Feeding Food Futures network. Since 2025, I've been co-directing the ABIS – Ars Biologica Independent Studies, an international transdisciplinary programme connecting experimental art, design, technology, and science with a focus on permaculture thinking and practice. My work has appeared in leading academic outlets and cultural venues such as the Venice Architecture Biennale, Helsinki Design Week, ArtScience Museum Singapore, National Museum of Scotland, and National Gallery Prague.