Vix Koch explores the nuances of time and space through site-specific work that combines sculpture, experimental photography, and digital collage. By situating her work in rural environments, she investigates the interplay between the natural and the constructed, creating pieces that evoke mythic and surreal landscapes. Using materials such as wax, cardboard, papier-mâché, and plaster, Vix crafts sculptures inspired by pre-modern architecture. These sculptures are placed in rural settings where she employs double exposure and overlaying techniques to reimagine landscapes. Her main influences include psychogeography, hauntology, science fiction, and mythology.