My Art – Visual Language and Artistic Process
Painting is, for me, a direct access to what cannot always be put into words. When working with color, movement, and structure, I fully immerse myself in the painting process. The image emerges step by step, carried by decisions, changes, and by what reveals itself over the course of the work.
I work with acrylic paints, inks, and a variety of tools such as palette knives, brushes, foils, airbrush, sponges, and often my bare hands. I am interested in the interplay between structure and surface, the breaking open of forms, and the dialogue between light and depth. My style moves between abstraction and fragmentary references to figuration. Often, an inner line only becomes apparent as the work progresses.
My works do not seek to explain. They invite the viewer to engage with the image, to allow personal perception, and to let meanings emerge. Between stillness and movement, density and openness, pictorial spaces unfold that do not impose but offer room.