Abstract compositions

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In my abstract works, I experiment with three-dimensional figures, color gradients, distortions, and various surface textures to create compelling compositions.

The paintings are intended to offer interesting viewing experiences and leave room for interpretation.

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Allegorical paintings

​(These paintings are currently in progress)

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Reflecting on the volatile nature of our times, I seek to develop inquisitive and contemplative visual concepts. My aim is not to accuse or condemn, but rather to document challenges and tensions and to make visible psychological and spiritual components. My figurative imagery reveals the shadow side of a highly developed era, yet also offers hope and confidence for eternity.

These works are not solely about the emotional experience of viewing the image.

While visual intensity is important to me, my goal is not to entertain, but to stimulate profound self-reflection—self-reflection in the face of eternity. The profane does not interest me, and I believe that viewers of my imagery should also experience the truly important truths for their lives.

Through my artistic practice and research, I connect the real with the transcendental world.

I seek inspiration through the continuous self-study of art history, the Bible, and literature from philosophy, psychology, and sociology.

Impulses from other artists and thinkers, as well as fragments of my own work, resonate in a dynamic interplay.

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My work is influenced by biblical themes and abstract expressionism. I also draw on the influence of various painters from past centuries.

To better understand the work of other artists, I regularly visit museums and art galleries.

In 2025, I traveled to Urbino with a delegation to further my education and learn more about the work of the Old Masters.

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