Under the title of “Complex Hyperactive Instable Structures”, she has been creating (since 2017) two and three dimensional artistic works which look at the complexity and hyperactivity of the world we live in today, with its instability, its incomprehensibility and its simultaneity. In “Mapping Design - a design method” (2015) she was working on finding an interdisciplinary design method for shells and dwellings for the human body, which works, both in the sense of clothing as, in a much bigger scale, for architecture. In “The Aesthetics of Thinking” (2014) she visualises human thought processes three-dimensionally, they are provided with space and are examined for their aesthetic content. In “Visual Experiments: Irritation” (2013) she uses the medium of photography to examine existing buildings and their surroundings, so as to create new locations which she can then present as photographs and three-dimensional pop-ups. In the fashion collections, “Mapping Design Collection T1&T2” (2015), “Enjoy the Silence” (2014) and “From Progressive Mind to Melancholic Silence” (2012) pattern, drawing, texture and colour all play an important role. In addition to woven fabric designs we see hand-drawn as well as digitally drawn textile designs being employed. Using the do-it-yourself dresses, the “Move & Fix Dress” and the “Fit & Zip Dress” (2011), her aim is to find new forms of clothing for the human body. These each consist of a kit which is variable in size and which grows together with the body. The extraordinarily fast pace at which new designs are being demanded is questioned and the human body as form is examined.