Miniks are small-scale interventions placed in real environments and left to encounter the conditions of the place.

They may be made from simple, biodegradable, or found materials. Some resemble figurines; others take the form of ordinary objects. Their scale is deliberately small, allowing them to enter a landscape or everyday environment without dominating it.

A Minik is not intended to become a permanent monument.

It may remain for days, months, or only a short time. It may be noticed, photographed, moved, damaged, absorbed by the environment, or disappear altogether.

The work therefore exists between object and event, presence and disappearance, monument and trace.

The site is not simply where the work is placed. It becomes part of the work’s duration and meaning.

Works

Posolontsy — Salt Travelers
2023 · Zadar, Croatia

Salt Walkers in Thailand
2024 · Koh Tao, Thailand

The Red Stag from the Red Earth
2022 · Bauxite Lens of Lake Darvash, Hungary