In my artistic practice, I explore the abstract beauty, rhythm, and elemental force of the ocean. Coming from a background in commercial photography and directing, I combine visual precision with a deeply personal, intuitive connection to the sea, which has always been my sanctuary and source of healing.
My work focuses on wave formations captured from a bird’s-eye perspective. Through this elevated point of view, recognizable shapes dissolve into minimal, rhythmic compositions. I primarily use high-resolution fine art photography, working predominantly in high-contrast black and white to reduce the water to its essential structures, light, and motion. In special editions, such as “Powder Pink,” I experiment with color shifts to examine how a subtle alteration fundamentally transforms visual perception.
The philosophy behind my art revolves around duality and transience. My images hover between abstraction and reality, capturing the ocean’s raw, untamed power alongside its meditative tranquility. Each photograph is a visual reflection on impermanence—a stillness frozen within constant motion—inviting viewers to pause, feel the energy of the moment, and discover their own emotional space within the patterns of nature.
Biography
Photography and the untamed power of the ocean have fascinated me since childhood. Professionally, I work in commercial photography and directing, a precision that subtly influences my personal artistic work. In my art, I focus on abstract photography. From a bird’s-eye perspective, I translate the dynamic structures of waves into minimal, rhythmic compositions that alternate between raw elemental power and deep, meditative tranquility.
In addition to my solo exhibition “Fallen Sky,” where I presented my large-format black-and-white series, I regularly show my work in group exhibitions, such as baam. Most recently, my special edition “Powder Pink” was featured there. By replacing black with soft pink, this edition explores how a shift in color transforms a sense of threat into lightness and hope. I live and work between Berlin and Spain.