In my work as an artist, I combine colors, shapes, and textures to create compositions that evoke a special atmosphere. I find inspiration in nature, human experiences, and the diversity of life. Each of my works invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world shaped by imagination, emotions, and deep symbolism—often beyond the visible. The path to art was not obvious for me. Although I felt the desire to pursue a creative profession from an early age, those around me initially decided on a traditional career path. It was only after completing a commercial apprenticeship that I was able to follow my true calling – self-taught and with a great deal of passion, through countless further training courses and experiences at home and abroad. My works are created in an intensive, meditative process that takes between 200 and 300 hours, depending on their size. This time is not always apparent at first glance, but it is essential for the depth, precision, and emotional density that characterizes my art. It is a quiet struggle with material, color, and emotion—a path that demands dedication.
What is particularly close to my heart is the connection between the image and the viewer. I want to create spaces in which emotions resonate—quietly, powerfully, honestly. For me, it’s not just about what you see, but what you feel: the nuances, the stories behind the lines, the emotions that speak through colors. My art is an invitation to dialogue – authentic, open, and touching.
To name a few highlights of my career: School of Art and Design SKDZ European Academy of Arts EKA Academy of Arts in Kolbermoor Presence in galleries and various fairs worldwide Top ranking and exhibition at the Historical Museum of Bern ‘Contemporary Art Curator’ magazine, awarded the title ‘Voice of Tomorrow’ Prix Zora from the Women’s Center of the two cantons of Appenzell Times Square in New York Presentation of the MADS Art Gallery, big screen in Manhattan
Artist
In my work as an artist, I combine colors, shapes, and textures to create compositions that evoke a special atmosphere. I find inspiration in nature, human experiences, and the diversity of life. Each of my works invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world shaped by imagination, emotions, and deep symbolism—often beyond the visible.
The path to art was not obvious for me. Although I felt the desire to pursue a creative profession from an early age, those around me initially decided on a traditional career path. It was only after completing a commercial apprenticeship that I was able to follow my true calling – self-taught and with a great deal of passion, through countless further training courses and experiences at home and abroad.
My works are created in an intensive, meditative process that takes between 200 and 300 hours, depending on their size. This time is not always apparent at first glance, but it is essential for the depth, precision, and emotional density that characterizes my art. It is a quiet struggle with material, color, and emotion—a path that demands dedication.
What is particularly close to my heart is the connection between the image and the viewer. I want to create spaces in which emotions resonate—quietly, powerfully, honestly. For me, it’s not just about what you see, but what you feel: the nuances, the stories behind the lines, the emotions that speak through colors. My art is an invitation to dialogue – authentic, open, and touching.
To name a few highlights of my career:
School of Art and Design SKDZ
European Academy of Arts EKA
Academy of Arts in Kolbermoor
Presence in galleries and various fairs worldwide
Top ranking and exhibition at the Historical Museum of Bern
‘Contemporary Art Curator’ magazine, awarded the title ‘Voice of Tomorrow’
Prix Zora from the Women’s Center of the two cantons of Appenzell
Times Square in New York Presentation of the MADS Art Gallery, big screen in Manhattan
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Memberships:
I am a member of various art associations, societies and organisations.