The practice of respiraglass focuses on the encounter between transparent layers as a space for contemplation 
and inward immersion - a place where a breathing interval emerges, and light, material, and space act together 
to create a reality in flux.
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The works are grounded in a perception of art as a living body in space: not a closed object with a fixed meaning, but a responsive system that exists in dialogue with light, viewpoint, and the presence of the viewer

Transparency here is not merely a material quality, but a visual language that enables seeing through, slowing down, and sustained looking - a space in which one can pause, breathe, and observe.
Rather than relying on physical motion, the works shift through optics: changes in daylight, shadow, reflection, and angle of view. Depth does not reside in a single element, but unfolds in the space between things: where layers meet, light intermixes, and an image is born from their relations..