. A Journey

. in artworks.

2025

THE ECHO OF EXISTENCE

Bringing my paintings into nature is a way of connecting again — with the elements, with nature, this breathing world that surrounds us. It’s a gesture of returning, of placing what was made indoors back into the wider field it belongs to. Our world is not separate from nature. It’s shaped by it, moved by it, and made of the same shifting forces. By placing my work among trees, stones, wind, and light, I open a dialogue, I listen, I remember: I am not outside this world, but deeply woven into it.

”It is the unspeakable, the lost, the twisted part of the truth, that pushes to the surface, through all layers, always toward the light.”

"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."

“It's this contradiction that fascinates me, this abyss at which we all find ourselves at some point. This gap that separates us and yet unites us, in our childlike hope of overcoming it someday.”

FLYING

2024

acrylic and oil on canvas,
50 x 60 cm

FLYING 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, she is drawn to exploring the unconscious and the unexpected — elements that arise when a gap opens wide enough to slip into.

Her artistic process often begins with a question — not to find an answer, but to uncover a new way of seeing. This approach reflects her belief that painting reveals subtle truths hidden between the lines. For her, painting is a way of tracing the invisible — capturing fragile insights that drift beneath the surface of consciousness.

FLYING is part of her latest series, The Echo of Existence, which delves into symbols that challenge belief systems and figures that reorient our understanding of the world. Through this work, she seeks to capture the inner contradictions and quiet abysses we all face — the spaces that both divide and connect us in our shared hope of transcending them.

”Paintings are metaphors that concretize the abstract and question the apparent.”

2024

acrylic and oil on canvas,
24 x 30 cm

THE ETERNAL GAME

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 enduring tension between opposing forces: creation and destruction, freedom and control, chaos and order. In an infinite loop, we move forward while repeating the same questions, making the same mistakes, and carrying the same hopes.

The "game" here is not about winning or losing, but about our participation in a larger pattern — one more complex and vast than we can fully comprehend.

ANCIENT PATHS TO HEAVEN

2025

acrylic and oil on canvas,
40 x 50 cm

ANCIENT PATHS TO HEAVEN explores the enduring narrative of our collective longing for something more — a better life, a promised future, a place beyond. It reflects on the image of heaven, the idea of reaching for the stars, and the deep-rooted human craving for transcendence. The work questions this constant striving and places it within a larger, historical arc — one driven by the timeless and restless momentum that has shaped human existence from its very beginnings.

The piece considers how profoundly this longing is embedded in our shared psyche. Whether expressed through mythology, religion, science, or space exploration, the vision of a "beyond" continues to shape our choices, our technologies, and our sense of self. The heaven we pursue may shift in form, but the desire remains remarkably persistent: to overcome limitation, pain, and mortality.

Visually and conceptually, the work weaves together ancient symbols with a contemporary feeling of dislocation and urgency. It suggests that the path to heaven has never been linear — instead, it loops, fractures, and reforms, guided as much by memory and myth as by hope and imagination.