I create art as a means of maintaining and nurturing my personal well-being. The meditative act of painting provides a temporary escape from reality, igniting introspective cognitive processes and fostering inner reflection. It allows me to revel in an inimitable silence where I can be completely myself, free from the burden of self-doubt. This process offers a safe haven where mistakes fo not exist, and the subconscious can speak uncensored and uninterrupted -there are no bad ideas, no right or wrong.

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Through this practice, I can respond honestly and intuitively to other aspects of my life. My career has been shaped by experiences such as travel, exposure to different cultures, and new encounters. Naturally I have also drawn inspiration from many artist and aspects of their work, appreciating the variety of techniques and materials they employ, which has helped me grow as an artist.

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The work " Faust" by Anna Inhof, created for the German pavilion of the Venice Biennale in 2017, deeply resonated with me and heightened my awareness of the social engagement necessary to create great art. I am also intrigued by the works of James Turrell and Marina Abramovic, as well as the simplicity and wonder found in children's books. 

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Over the years, my work has undergone significant developments. In 2008, my architectural dream-like landscapes began incorporating figurative elements. By 2009, collage became a prominent feature in my work . In 2012, I started experimenting with phosphorescent paint, which has since become a staple medium in my practice. In 2013, I formally introduced the double scene, and by 2020, the black paintings and the 'Limitless series' marked the emergence of a third scene central to my works. 2024, focus on abstraction.

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Each of these periods coincided with tumultuous events in my private life. Ultimately, my practice reflects my general attitude toward life: to take what is thrown at you with a sense of romance, humour and levity. I believe that art serves multiple purposes, but the most important is to create an irreversible, positive impression n the viewer. I aim for my audience to leave with a feeling of wonder and nostalgia, awakening their inner child. I invite my observes to immerse themselves in the world I have created and, if nothing else, to experience a humorous and inspirational moment that reminds us we are doing great outside the confines of the canvas.