In many of my works, I explore themes such as environmental protection, climate change, and peace, while also seeking to give powerful subjects an aesthetic resonance. Intimacy, memory, transience, love, and movement therefore become integral parts of my artistic practice. Harmonie in Form and Color is essentiell to my work.

Through paintings, objects, and material-based works, I create spaces in which emotion, memory, and intuitive forms come together. My intention is not to tell stories in a conventional sense, but rather to develop a visual language that moves between reality and imagination.

For me, the impact of color and form is just as important as the subject itself.

My process is a combination of planning and intuition. Materials, textures, and colors evolve organically through the creative process and through a dialogue with the work itself. In this way, the pieces remain open, leaving space for the viewer’s own thoughts and emotions.

I am particularly interested in the moment when something invisible becomes tangible within the image — when a work does not explain, but instead stirs something internally.

My art is meant to invite people to look more slowly and to engage with a quieter, more intuitive way of seeing.