The experience of nature, the immersion in untouched landscapes and habitats, the
beauty, fragility and the threat posed by humans,
plays an essential role in my work. On the one hand, I search for the original
connection and unity with nature, for our roots and what could be described as home, as a lost
lost paradise and, in doing so, also encounter the fragility and destruction that
destruction that humans bring to nature through their actions. This destructive force can
This destructive force can also be directed against man himself in the form of natural disasters at any time, as we
recently in the form of floods and forest fires. My mountain pictures in particular
show a world and beauty that may soon no longer exist. They are partly
painted on aluminum plates that I found in the garbage and recycled in my paintings. I
I also want to show with the choice of motifs for my works that we and our actions
are inevitably linked to the past and the future.
beauty, fragility and the threat posed by humans,
plays an essential role in my work. On the one hand, I search for the original
connection and unity with nature, for our roots and what could be described as home, as a lost
lost paradise and, in doing so, also encounter the fragility and destruction that
destruction that humans bring to nature through their actions. This destructive force can
This destructive force can also be directed against man himself in the form of natural disasters at any time, as we
recently in the form of floods and forest fires. My mountain pictures in particular
show a world and beauty that may soon no longer exist. They are partly
painted on aluminum plates that I found in the garbage and recycled in my paintings. I
I also want to show with the choice of motifs for my works that we and our actions
are inevitably linked to the past and the future.
