ABOUT
I create art because my eyes feed my brain an endless stream of thoughts that simply must come out.
Welcome to my creative laboratory - a place built on controlled chaos, existential humor, and a deep fascination with human flaws and everyday decay. This space is where my visual observations and flying thoughts merge. I turn my gaze toward human quirks and the hidden beauty of the mundane.
My artistic compass is guided by pure curiosity, and a love for irony, delivering a visual experience with absolutely no wrinkled brows or pointing fingers.
Creative Philosophy
My creative process is a controlled war zone combining technical precision with spontaneous mistakes - partly because truth hides in errors, and partly because I occasionally spill coffee on the canvas and pretend it was intentional.
My work is conceptually grounded but completely free of incomprehensible manifestos. To be perfectly honest, I can easily make up a wild story about what I "really meant" with that bold brushstroke in the left corner - but I don’t.
Mediums & The Power of Cardboard
Working in a state of controlled chaos, my (semi)abstract works manifest across a mix of clay, drawing, painting, and recycling.
Cardboard and paper from the bin, however, is my favorite medium. I often skip expensive materials in favor of this substance our society swims in - a fleet-footed symbol of our modern "buy, unpack, discard" culture. I love transforming what is temporary and fragile into something structural, ensuring the used cardboard box becomes the beginning of a brand-new narrative rather than the end of a journey.
Sources of Inspiration
The Monumental & The Raw: Working with clay, stones, and found objects allows me to connect with the raw, compressed foundations of our surroundings. To me, these materials represent something permanent and structural that contrasts deeply with the fleeting nature of modern life.
Human Quirks: We are complex, flawed, and deeply ironic creatures. I happily ignore traditional anatomy and flawless symmetry, stretching physical traits past their logical limits to honor the actual, unpolished vibe of a specific encounter.
Humor as a Tool: Humor is my primary prism. If we cannot laugh at our own existential inadequacy while staring at an abstract composition on cardboard, life simply becomes too heavy to bear. My work is a visual love letter to the imperfect, the stubborn, and the wonderfully self-centered.
Inside the Studio
My workspace resembles a cross between a recycling depot, a scrapyard, and a classical art studio. This is where my visual observations and flying thoughts merge into physical objects.
When you see a work of art, you are not just seeing pigments or fired materials. You see hundreds of hours of doubt, frustration, euphoria, and a dedication to the craft that borders on the unhealthy.
You are always welcome to reflect on the grand scales of existence - or just enjoy the visual clash between an academic composition and a piece of corrugated cardboard. One luckily does not exclude the other.