I currently make objects and architectural interventions that originate from living with a collective of 20 people at a country house by the Rotbach, Germany. The projects deal with the way the collective is engaging with their approach of coexistence – with each other but also with the river, the trees, and many other bodies found there. My research orbits around systemic structures of extraction that drive disconnection—whether through labor exploitation, environmental displacement, or land commodification. As a trained carpenter, I value fine craftsmanship and material sensitivity. I experience craft as something to connect people to the earth through technology, fostering belonging by merging social and material practices.