About
I am trained as a mechanical engineer and project manager.
For years, my work revolved around systems, structure, precision, and control.
This body of work began during an intense personal transition — early motherhood.
Structure, once reliable, became fragile. Daily life grew louder, faster, and unpredictable.
My paintings are built on two opposing elements.
The dots are deliberate and precise.
They follow fixed dimensions and distances.
They represent order, routines, and anchors — the systems we create to regain control.
The explosive gestures are their counterpart.
They are layered, intuitive, and uncontrolled.
They represent life as it unfolds: overwhelming, emotional, and impossible to manage.
The relationship between both elements forms the core of my work.
As structure increases, chaos is contained.
When structure disappears, chaos takes over.
Each painting is a negotiation between control and surrender.
Between planning and letting go.
My work does not explain itself loudly.
It invites quiet observation.
Materials & Technique
Acrylic, structural paste, mineral pigments, metallic elements
Raised relief elements with fixed dimensions
Layered surfaces with controlled and uncontrolled interventions
Studio
Germany