My childhood in the East Germany, shaped by limited resources and the necessity to be creative, taught me to use imagination as a tool to explore the world.
These formative experiences are reflected in my artistic approach. I work with traditional, sustainable techniques such as tempera and tempera grassa, mixing pure pigments with simple natural media like egg yolk and linseed oil to create structured, vibrant works on canvas or wood.
At the heart of my art lies the desire to offer viewers moments of calm and self-reflection. My works address universal themes such as motherhood, climate change, and mental health, inviting new perspective on these complex issues and encouraging dialogue.
Life confronts us all with crises such as illness, loss, or fear. My art seeks to offer color-soaked glimpses of light - lifelines, anchors, or simply moments of beauty, reminding us that even in difficult times, there is hope and connection.
