My social art practice is closely connected to my doctoral research on participatory art as a transformative tool for social sustainability. Through collaborative artistic experiences, I explore how art can activate emotional awareness, dialogue, and collective reflection on contemporary social challenges.
These projects take the form of participatory workshops, installations, and community-based interventions developed with diverse groups of participants. By inviting people to create, write, or share gestures within an artistic framework, the works become living processes rather than fixed objects.
Each initiative functions both as an artistic project and as a research experiment, allowing me to observe how shared creative experiences can foster empathy, resilience, and new forms of connection between individuals and communities.