As artist-anthropologist I combine artistic practice with ethnographic research. Through drawing, deep listening, and immersive fieldwork, I explore displacement, belonging, and shifting (social) landscapes.
My work transforms lived experiences into multimodal artworks, from visual essays to exhibitions and participatory projects, that surface unheard perspectives and make the unseen tangible. I aim to challenge single narratives, foster empathy, and create space for recognition, connection, and deeper engagement with the world.
Explore some of my work below, or reach out for more information or collaborations.
Resilience on the Edge
Interactive storytelling piece on upport for Afghan communities (to be published in May 2026)
/ Dutch Relief Alliance
A vibrant city
Visual harvest and workshop on questions of authentic culture and a vibrant city.
/ Abu Dhabi Department of Tourism and culture, with SYPartners
Opening Journey
Visual Harvest, workshops and facilitation of personal journeys of change in the Austrian mountains
/ the 100 Yearsschool
Safar
Short ethnographic film
/ with Natascha Erfanipour and Alexander Barquero / produced by the Dutch Institute in Athens and Athens Ethnographic Film Festival (ETHNOFEST) in collaboration with the University of Leiden, University of Amsterdam and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Abortion at home
Arts-Based Methods for exploring the emotional entanglements of reproductive and domestic hierarchies (more soon)
/ Elisa Fiore, Utrecht University
Drawn in the field
A visual essay on the explosive situation on Lesvos island, Greece, February 2020
/ Entanglements journal
Post-humanism
Imagining post-humanist entanglements with philosopher Julia Rijssenbeek.
/ Brainwash festival
Anticipatory Action
An audio-visual story on how to anticipate on the impact of natural hazards on communities in Uganda, Kenya and Zambia.
/ The Red Cross Netherlands