To be curious is to be alive
I grew up in southern Germany, surrounded by mountains and forests, creating instinctively long before I thought of it as art. Sticks, leaves, shells, stones - the world was my material, making sense of it through my hands felt natural.
Life took unexpected turns. Loss reshaped my understanding of existence and brought me face-to-face with profound questions about purpose, existence and what it means to truly see the world. In the midst of grief, I discovered that curiosity could be a lifeline, not as escape, but as a way forward.
That curiosity led me to a borrowed camera, through the viewfinder my perception of the world shifted. Photography became my way of reengaging with it, of finding beauty in overlooked details, light and shadow, the texture of a surface. From there my practice expanded. I returned to painting, to writing, to making things with my hands. Creativity became both anchor and compass.
Over the years I have refined my approach through experimentation. I work across street photography, creative documentation, painting and writing, each medium offering a different way to interpret what I observe. My work is driven by the same principle that brought me back to making art: curiosity reveals what we might otherwise miss.
My practice includes personal projects alongside commissioned work. I managed a photo studio for a year, handling operations and post-production. I have photographed live music events, weddings and provided visual documentation for travel content creation in South Korea.
This space is a testament to that belief. Through my lens, my brush and my words, I invite you to pause, look closer and rediscover your own curiosity.