His past experiences as a worker in the building industry continue to shape his connection to materiality. In trying to unbuild and unlearn internalised practices of industrialised processing and extraction, he seeks to alter perceptions in what is conceived as landscape, territory and site. This process often includes making as well as researching modes of representation in images, maps and language, resulting in propositions to shift collective imagination of shared habitats. Drawing on his experience of living within a commune in the German Countryside, he explores how to expand kinship beyond bodies and towards spaces.