Trained in fine arts in Berlin and shaped by life in France, Germany, the US, and Mexico, the practice emerged from a long engagement with color, texture, and narrative. Early experiences in interior design studios, visual media, and architectural environments cultivated an appreciation for surfaces—not just as decoration, but as carriers of feeling, memory, and meaning.
 

After years in digital and broadcast media, an artistic return to tactile craft brought a renewed focus on materiality and the dialogue between body and environment. Decorative painting became a natural extension of this journey: a way to merge precision, technique, and cultural awareness.