My research is primarily concerned with the reciprocal relations and interchanges of visual art, literature and music. Currently, I am engaged in this field through my PhD project "Noise/Silence of the Work - Intermedial Passages in 20th century Arts and Aesthetics". Concentrating on the concepts of silence and noise and their occurrence in dissimilar forms of art, the project aims above all to establish a transmedial discourse and  comparative analysis. Various works of art can be said to imply and articulate an aesthetics of either silence or noise, with the two concepts often standing opposed to each other, as well as being mutually conditioned and interrelated. Thus, the project seeks to demonstrate how this significant reciprocity reflects a fundamental aesthetic irresoluteness present in a number of complex works produced during the 20^th century.