In her site-specific installation of biomorphic structures, “HUMAN OCCUPIER”, Nadine considered the relationship between humans and nature as being two parts which assume divergent positions, rather than existing as a unit. In the recent past, humans seem to be increasingly driven to occupy more and more space, while also optimizing their living spaces in a dominant way.  Industrialization and the development of a far-reaching man-made infrastructure has led to there being hardly any place on earth that humans haven’t colonized.

This installation drew viewers into the space, urging them to ponder the questions: once we are extinct, what new life forms will occupy our spaces? What will happen to the planet after we are gone?