Her work explores the voice before it becomes language.

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Her practice focuses on the voice as a physical and pre-linguistic phenomenon, moving through thresholds between noise, language, and embodied expression. She works across experimental music, vocal improvisation, and performance, incorporating raw sound textures, found objects, and material processes.

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Her performances unfold as visceral sonic rituals in which voice, body, and material interact — unstable, physical, and immediate.

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Since 2014, she has been developing an interdisciplinary artistic practice under the name LIJEL, collaborating with artists across sound and performance contexts.

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She studied Fine Arts (Time-Based Media / Acoustic) at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg), in the classes of Michaela Melián and Matt Mullican.

She is currently enrolled in the M.A. program in Time-Based Media at Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design, in the classes of Andreas Greiner and Annika Larsson.

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Alongside her artistic work, she maintains an ongoing interest in the theoretical dimensions of sound, voice, and perception.

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She is committed to animal welfare and regularly supports related initiatives through her artistic work.

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