Radio Silence is an interdisciplinary project initiated during The Arctic Circle residency in

Svalbard and the Arctic Sea (April-May 2025). Inspired by the remote sign marking

Ny-Ålesund, the project engages with the Arctic's austere landscapes to interrogate themes of

isolation,  and environmental fragility.Through experimental

darkroom & digital techniques, Svalbard’s snow and ice are captured as near-abstract fields,

where sparse human figures are subsumed by the vastness of the environment. These images,

resembling blank canvases, are juxtaposed with stills extracted from a filmed performance of

myself sleeping on an ice floe—a gesture of vulnerability that probes the boundaries of

human presence in a rapidly changing ecosystem.