I like to distort the supposedly unambiguous
In my painting I deal with the things of everyday life. I devote special attention to them, observing and deciphering them. I am driven by curiosity and the creation of something new. I take a close look at motifs that arouse my interest, discovering sections or details that I then transform into paintings. My figurative painting often appears abstract, because I like to distort the supposedly unambiguous. Mystery and humor play a major role in my painting.
