Light Affectable Art is a site-specific art practice focused on ecological and community-based interventions in public space.

I develop temporary light projections, ecological walking routes and participatory art programs for heritage sites, campuses, cultural institutions, care settings and urban environments.

My work translates environmental and social values into tangible experiences. Each project grows from the location itself — its landscape, architecture, history and community.

Core activities:
– Architectural and tree-based light projections
– Ecology-driven public art interventions
– Story-based walking routes
– Community engagement & workshops
– Commissions for public and private organizations

Open to collaborations, commissions and cross-sector partnerships.