My work centers on the search for emotion. I often look for melancholy and loneliness, but also for the beauty and strength that life can bring.

As a child, I struggled to express myself. My parents divorced at a young age, which brought me into contact with emotions that I did not fully understand at the time and which manifested as stuttering. Drawing, creating and making music became a way for me to better understand my surroundings and give feelings a place. Because of this, for me, image, music and emotion have always been inseparable.

I want my work not only to be viewed, but also to be felt. That it touches, evokes memories or opens new perspectives. For me, art is an ongoing dialogue – with myself, with the subject and with the person looking at it.

My quest remains in motion. With each new experiment and discovery I grow, always seeking an expression that is both personal and universal.