is a media artist and filmmaker based in Kassel. She creates multimedia and interactive installations that bridge indoor and outdoor spaces, the past and the present, and nature and technology. Her multisensory works explore identity, loss, connection, and transformation—shaped by her history spanning Finland, Russia, and Germany. As a filmmaker and sound designer, she contributes to film and TV productions, curates festivals such as the Range Sound Festival, and is dedicated to educational outreach on topics related to sound, the environment, and nature.

ROOMTONE examines silence as a condensed social state. The starting point is a practice from filmmaking: the recording of “roomtones”—one minute of apparent silence from each filming location, which remains invisible in post-production but conveys atmosphere. Transposed into public and semi-public spaces, these recordings capture places of waiting and thresholds: government offices, hallways, waiting rooms, and transition zones. These spaces are not empty—they are charged with tension, time pressure, and anticipation. Here, silence becomes a resonating chamber for collective states of mind. The fragments are mixed, layered, and set to a rhythm—a composition of unremarkable moments in which time seems to stretch. ROOMTONE makes audible what is otherwise muted: the tension in stillness, the political dimension of waiting, and the question of who silence belongs to—and upon whom it is imposed.