Models – Miniature Realities Brought to Life

This page showcases a series of miniature architectural models, each designed with precision, creativity, and a love for storytelling through form. These models serve as both standalone artworks and integral components of larger projects, exploring themes of memory, place, and the interplay between structure and imagination.

Crafting Narratives in Miniature

Each model represents a unique vision, whether inspired by real-world architecture, reconstructed from memory, or imagined entirely. Using materials like cardboard, balsa wood, and LEDs, these works are meticulously crafted to create evocative representations of space and light. From illuminated shopfronts to staircases suspended in air, the models are imbued with a sense of mystery and reflection.

Featured Works

• Invisible Prague (2019)

Created as part of the Invisible Prague project, these models were constructed to house animations inspired by collective memories of Prague. Exhibited at the Prague Quadrennial, they transformed recollections into tactile, cinematic experiences.

• De-/Re-constructions (2016)

A series of models that reflect on the fragility and resilience of memory. These deconstructed and rebuilt structures evoke the passage of time and the constant evolution of the spaces we inhabit.

• Forgotten Futures (2016)

A multimedia installation featuring models integrated with video projections, exploring lost and imagined futures. These works encourage viewers to reflect on the transient nature of ambition and architecture.

Available for Commission

I create bespoke models for exhibitions, storytelling projects, or as standalone works of art. If you’re interested in collaborating or commissioning a piece, feel free to get in touch via the contact page.

Explore the Models

These miniature worlds are windows into the power of space, light, and form to tell stories. Take a closer look and discover the intricate details and ideas behind each model.