I started painting as a small child, through my grandma.

She showed me the different techniques from watercolor to pastel to acrylic painting, it was a wonderful time.

Art and painting was a hobby that accompanied me for a long time and often people around me liked it. I unfortunately lost sight of this hobby due to the often stressful everyday life.

When my grandma was suffering from dementia, we had decorated her room with one of her wonderful still lifes. As I marveled at this painting, the question came to me why I had lost sight of my talent so much and I was overtaken in the next days and weeks by a flood of ideas, all of which I wanted to bring to the canvas.

I had doubts in the beginning if I even still had the former abilities, but these doubts subsided after I finished the first painting.

Everyone around me liked it and so my new creative activity was born.

My art represents something completely new, it is a kind of literature put on canvas. Each individual work tells its own story, with its own characters and a, at rough observation not always obvious, message. I would like to convey a thought-provoking, which forces the observer to look more closely, but is apparent to everyone, if one deals with the details. My greatest desire is to create art that will outlast my lifetime and show later generations a piece of history from our time with our current achievements, problems, joys and challenges.

I am confident of achieving this goal.