In our fast-moving time full of fleeting impressions, I aspire to decelerate pace with my artworks. My overpainted photographs highlight and convey the uniqueness of subtle, sometimes ignored moments and details. 

The calm of my work's quiet allows for a timeless contemplation of the frequently overlooked, ephemeral beauty of the moment and nature's beauties.

 

Striding through life in rapid steps, I found it increasingly difficult to engage with impressions of my surroundings. Overwhelmed by the stimuli of our modern world, I rarely stopped to find myself in the present. In nature, on the other hand, I found momentary standstill. I perceive it as a source of natural volatility, to which I devote my undivided attention.

 

Peering through my camera at the tiniest intricacies of a wilting flower or other microorganisms, it feels like time stands still for a while. Fascinated by the transience of my motifs, they remind me of the uniqueness of life and the value of individual moments. While I paints over the photographs, I enjoy the memories of past experiences and artistically connect them with the present.