THE DAWN OF THE NEXT MORNING (OR THE GOLDEN HOUR)

THE ECHO OF EXISTENCE

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NEW SERIES
2025

Symbols that question our beliefs.
Figures that turn the world around.
Questions that carry the history of its creation.

”FLYING”, 2024

acrylic and oil on canvas,
50 x 60 cm

In this series of works, "FLYING" is a very personal painting —perhaps the most personal I’ve done so far. It embodies the silent whisper, the echo we perceive in a world edged with sharp contours and voids within our narratives. As a female artist based in Leipzig, I am drawn to exploring the unconscious and the unexpected — elements that emerge when there's a gap wide enough to slip into.

My artistic journey often begins with a question, not necessarily seeking an answer, but rather a new perspective. This approach reflects my belief that painting reveals the subtle truths hidden between the lines. Painting, to me, is a way of tracing the invisible — the fragile insights that lie in our unconscious.

FLYING is part of my latest series, THE ECHO OF EXISTENCE, which delves into symbols that challenge our beliefs and figures that reorient our understanding of the world. Through this work, I aim to capture the inner contradictions and the abyss we all face at times — the chasm that both divides and unites us in our shared hope to overcome it one day.

"Es ist dieser innere Widerspruch, der mich fasziniert, dieser Abgrund, an dem wir alle irgendwann einmal stehen. Diese Kluft, die uns trennt und gleichzeitig vereint, in unserer kindlichen Hoffnung, sie irgendwann doch noch zu überwinden."

the only desire
the eternal game
FLYING
The CYCLE OF COMPLETION
Heritage
The secret melody of matter
the seven stages
transition
The dawn of the next morning (or the golden hour)
the echo of the metamorphosis
Hidden LIFE
behind the mountain chain
changing faces
forsake us
Tower of hope
ancient paths to heaven
WATERFALL
INSIDE OUT
cosmic quest

”ANCIENT PATHS TO HEAVEN”, 2025

acrylic and oil on canvas,
40 x 50 cm

The artwork "ANCIENT PATHS TO HEAVEN" plays with the narrative around our endless craving for better times — for more. It mirrors the image of heaven, th idea of reaching for the stars, yearning for a better life. It questions our constant striving and places it within a broader context — one shaped by the timeless, restless momentum that has propelled human history from its origins.

The work reflects on how deeply embedded this longing is in our collective psyche. Whether expressed through mythology, religion, scientific progress, or space exploration, the idea of a promised land — of something beyond — continues to inform our actions, our technologies, and even our identities. The "heaven" we chase may change its shape, but the desire remains curiously constant: to transcend limitation, pain, and mortality.

Visually and conceptually, the piece connects ancient symbolism with a contemporary sense of dislocation and urgency. It suggests that the path to heaven has never been linear — it loops, fractures, and reforms, shaped by both memory and imagination.

It is about the places we leave behind, the ones we invent as we go, and the fragile, persistent will that pushes us forward.

This work is not a resolution but an echo—of questions, of shifts, of selves in motion.

”THE ETERNAL GAME”, 2024

acrylic and oil on canvas,
24 x 30 cm

Are we playing the game, or is the game playing us?

"THE ETERNAL GAME" explores the cyclical nature of human existence—our patterns of desire, conflict, repetition, and renewal. The work reflects on the eternal tension between opposing forces: creation and destruction, freedom and control, chaos and order. Like players in an infinite loop, we move forward while repeating the same questions, the same mistakes, and the same hopes.

The "game" here is not about winning or losing—rather, it is about our participation in a larger rhythm, one that began long before us and will continue long after.