Symbiocene/ detail
2025
mixed media
50 x50 x 150 cm
2025
mixed media
50 x50 x 150 cm
This is not a sculpture, but a situation: an encounter between materials, layers of time, and the senses. The table ceases to be an everyday object and becomes an interface — a space of exchange between humans, nature, materials, and their energetic qualities.
A kind of ecosystem emerges, where amorphous forms settle, unfold, and follow their own logic, engaging in interaction. The work grows like an organism during its creation, exploring boundaries, tension, softness, and hardness.
Within the framework of the Symbiocene — an era defined by coexistence and interconnection — I investigate how communication unfolds energetically, both between humans and between humans and nature, and how materials can embody these exchanges.
The table becomes a site of conversation and creation, offering a temporary landscape for mutual influence and a symbiotic relationship through the use of diverse materials.
A kind of ecosystem emerges, where amorphous forms settle, unfold, and follow their own logic, engaging in interaction. The work grows like an organism during its creation, exploring boundaries, tension, softness, and hardness.
Within the framework of the Symbiocene — an era defined by coexistence and interconnection — I investigate how communication unfolds energetically, both between humans and between humans and nature, and how materials can embody these exchanges.
The table becomes a site of conversation and creation, offering a temporary landscape for mutual influence and a symbiotic relationship through the use of diverse materials.
Symbiocene
2025
Mixed media
50 x 50 x 150 cm
2025
Mixed media
50 x 50 x 150 cm
This is not a sculpture, but a situation: an encounter between materials, layers of time, and the senses. The table ceases to be an everyday object and becomes an interface — a space of exchange between humans, nature, materials, and their energetic qualities. A kind of ecosystem emerges, where amorphous forms settle, unfold, and follow their own logic, engaging in interaction. The work grows like an organism during its creation, exploring boundaries, tension, softness, and hardness. Within the framework of the Symbiocene — an era defined by coexistence and interconnection — I investigate how communication unfolds energetically, both between humans and between humans and nature, and how materials can embody these exchanges. The table becomes a site of conversation and creation, offering a temporary landscape for mutual influence and a symbiotic relationship through the use of diverse materials.
Symbiocene
2025
Mixed media
50 x 50 x 150 cm
2025
Mixed media
50 x 50 x 150 cm
This is not a sculpture, but a situation: an encounter between materials, layers of time, and the senses. The table ceases to be an everyday object and becomes an interface — a space of exchange between humans, nature, materials, and their energetic qualities. A kind of ecosystem emerges, where amorphous forms settle, unfold, and follow their own logic, engaging in interaction. The work grows like an organism during its creation, exploring boundaries, tension, softness, and hardness. Within the framework of the Symbiocene — an era defined by coexistence and interconnection — I investigate how communication unfolds energetically, both between humans and between humans and nature, and how materials can embody these exchanges. The table becomes a site of conversation and creation, offering a temporary landscape for mutual influence and a symbiotic relationship through the use of diverse materials.
A Tangled Tale
A Tangled Tale, 2019
mixed material (fiberglass)
210 cm (h) x 130 cm (w)
A Tangled Tale, 2019
mixed material (fiberglass)
210 cm (h) x 130 cm (w)
This installation unraveled after making, and deconstructing the installation: “Tangled up in innocence”. 2011
A Tangled Tale, 2019
Is an installation that is referring to the twist we find ourselves in sometimes, especially in the role as a woman. It’s about conflicted feelings, unsettled emotions, experiences; about the unique, and often ambivalent relation between emotion and intellect, body and mind, sensory perception and rational understanding The wheel needs to be spinning but an underlying feeling is in conflict with ‘the keeping up the appearance’ also the physical body plays an important role in this all.
Inevitable physical presence is one of the most recognizable aspects of the objects, installations, drawings and collages Petra makes. The objects invite touch with their primarily physical nature. They often seem sensual. The soft rose color is part of that sensuality. Even hanging on meat hooks is not frightening, macabre or monstrous; and while the titillating experience is not a direct result of the way in which the objects are assembled, the physical component remains in the tangible objects and installations.
A Tangled Tale, 2019
Is an installation that is referring to the twist we find ourselves in sometimes, especially in the role as a woman. It’s about conflicted feelings, unsettled emotions, experiences; about the unique, and often ambivalent relation between emotion and intellect, body and mind, sensory perception and rational understanding The wheel needs to be spinning but an underlying feeling is in conflict with ‘the keeping up the appearance’ also the physical body plays an important role in this all.
Inevitable physical presence is one of the most recognizable aspects of the objects, installations, drawings and collages Petra makes. The objects invite touch with their primarily physical nature. They often seem sensual. The soft rose color is part of that sensuality. Even hanging on meat hooks is not frightening, macabre or monstrous; and while the titillating experience is not a direct result of the way in which the objects are assembled, the physical component remains in the tangible objects and installations.
ReDesertification
2007
Acrylic fabric
60 linear yards
2007
Acrylic fabric
60 linear yards
The Phoenix area is one of the fastest growing regions in the United States - shopping malls, golf courses, green lawns, an exploding population and an ecological time bomb. Desertificaiton is the process of creating a desert from human involvement. reDesertification brings to questions whether humans should allow the waterless region to return to a desert. Collaboration with Karrie Hoevy, USA. Location: Arizona dessert, Frank Lloyd Wright Institute
*click on the large image to go through the album picture by picture
*click on the large image to go through the album picture by picture
ReDesertification
2007
Acrylic fabric
60 linear yards
2007
Acrylic fabric
60 linear yards
The Phoenix area is one of the fastest growing regions in the United States - shopping malls, golf courses, green lawns, an exploding population and an ecological time bomb. Desertificaiton is the process of creating a desert from human involvement. reDesertification brings to questions whether humans should allow the waterless region to return to a desert. Collaboration with Karrie Hoevy, USA. Location: Arizona dessert, Frank Lloyd Wright Institute


























































