My practice explores the representation of architecture and the transformation of historic urban environments, bringing together curatorial research, project development and public engagement. I am particularly interested in how art and architecture can challenge established perceptions of the city and open up new ways of thinking about its future.

Since 2010, I have worked with cultural organisations and institutions including A+ Architecture in Belgium, Archipel, BOZAR, BILDNIS – Forum for Art, Cultuurcentrum Brugge, the Flanders Architecture Institute, KU Leuven, LUCA School of Arts, Musea Brugge and the Creative Industries Fund NL. Alongside my curatorial and project-based work, I contribute to publications, give lectures and presentations, and regularly serve as a jury member and adviser on commissioned art and architectural projects.

Until 2024, I was co-curator and project manager of Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility, an exhibition of temporary art and architectural installations across the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bruges. The Triennial explored urban transformation in historic cities, using Bruges as a testing ground for new spatial imaginaries. Previously, as Head of Public Programmes (2017-2021), I developed and coordinated activities for both professional and general audiences.

I hold a Master’s degree in Journalism (thesis: The Image of Architecture in Belgian and Dutch Architecture Magazines) and in Interior Architecture, both from KU Leuven. My practice continues to explore the representation of architecture and its relationship to the contemporary city, extending beyond the built environment through exhibitions and programmes that encourage new ways of seeing, thinking, and engaging.