My work moves between two areas of interest. One focuses on the abstract expression of emotion and the vastness of the mind, exploring tension, beauty, and intimacy as ways of revealing my inner world. The other is drawing and painting plants or plantlike ideas. Plants are communicating and are examples of 100% give. I feel safe and loved around them or the idea of the absolute give and dedication they demonstrate.

I approach my practice from a spiritual and introspective perspective. My work gives form to personal thoughts and lived experiences that feel necessary to express and share openly. While my process may not resonate with everyone, I create authentically—for myself and for those who connect with the same emotional or spiritual language. I trust the work to reach those who are meant to encounter it.

Today I work from a small bedroom studio, far from the large Berlin space where I once built installations later collected by museums. Leaving that world was a conscious choice—a pause to search for identity beyond achievement and recognition. Life has become simpler, sometimes financially difficult, yet inwardly rich. I return to art now with a renewed sense of purpose: to express openly and to reconnect with those who resonate with the work. Financial support would help make that possible.