Yoana’s practice is centred around the spatial configuration of class segregation. Along with that, it investigates the way urban landscape and built environment project their visual qualities onto the emotions and behaviour of the city dwellers. By using research, interviews and psychogeographical practice, her work explores the deceptive reality of modern-day urbanity on a local, global, micro and macro scale and offer a different perspective on how civic space can be used.
She works across digital editing, collage, art installation and sculptural photography to represent and reshape modern built environment. In this matter, the main focus is on architectural structures and the materiality of their facades. She aims to replace the principle of form, function and perfection with the idea of repurposing, transformation and play as a tribute to diversity and inclusiveness.
