Have you ever wondered how we can navigate the chaos of our fast paced, divided world? And what if, instead of being swept up in it, we could find joy and connection by tuning in to the beauty around us?
As an architect and artist, I see the world as a playground of possibilities. My work is a curious exploration of how opposites meet, materials play, and ideas transform into something new. It’s a joyful process, and every piece I create is an invitation to reconnect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around you.
My current series, Future Memory, works with collage, texture, and multiple layers of paint the way memory itself layers time. It explores a simple question: can we draw a desired future closer by deliberately creating the memory of it first?
I hope my work sparks something playful, meditative, or even unexpected in you, a reminder that happiness and peace are closer than they seem.
Biography
I’m an architect and abstract artist based in Berlin. By day, I lead high energy efficient building projects. By night, I paint, exploring the emotional and philosophical world through collaged abstract work. My current series, “Future Memory,” will be shown at Kunst am Katzengraben in late August and reflects on memory and our best imagined futures.