"On A Different Frequency"  | Acrylic on Canvas  | 110 x 90 cm  | 2026

"On A Different Frequency", draws from a personal experience to initiate a direct, empathetic dialogue with the viewer about the nuances of neurological differences. Through the integration of unbound typography, the artwork materializes the unique processing styles of neurodivergent humans, turning what is often stigmatized as a deficit into a visible, structured language.

The artwork transcends mere representation, serving as an institutional statement that demands the societal appreciation, validation, and inclusion. By confronting the viewer's gaze, the painting actively challenges neurotypical preconceptions, inviting an intellectual and emotional shift toward recognizing neurodiversity as a natural, valuable variation of human biology.

"In Between Us"  | Acrylic on Canvas  | 120 x 80 cm  | 2025

“In Between Us” explores the relationship between closeness, identity, and visibility within the context of queer relationships. The work invites viewers to look beyond conventional notions of partnership and belonging, and to recognize the diversity of human connections as an integral part of our present time.

“You must become who you are“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 100 x 80 cm  | 2024

"You must become who you are" transcends conventional notions of gender, presenting a figure adorned with traditionally feminine attributes while leaving their identity undefined. What matters is not who they are but their freedom to exist authentically, embodying the universal right to self-expression and self-determination.

“My Strange Addiction“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 100 x 90 cm  | 2025

„My Strange Addiction“ circles around mental health and how speaking openly about anxiety and depressions can help individuals and also society to reduce stigma, foster understanding, and create a more supportive environment. “My Strange Addiction” invites the viewer into an inner dialogue, challenging to reflect on vulnerability and the tension between personal struggles and social expectations.

“Jump“ from series „Movement“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 115 x 160 cm  | 2024

"Jump" symbolises the right to self-determination and individual development showcasing the outstanding dancer Nikeata Thompson who advocates for more self-love, visibility of people of color and diversity in society.

„Promise“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 100 x 150 cm | 2026

"Promise" captures the delicate, evolving dialogue between two generations as they navigate the complex interplay of self-determination and personal boundaries. Rather than framing this value transmission as a cycle of conflict, the work highlights the hopeful, ongoing negotiation of beliefs where inherited wisdom meets the necessity of individual growth. It visualizes the subtle, emotional calibration of tolerance—that perpetual, nuanced search for the balance between granting freedom and fostering self-preservation. 

„Contemporary“ from series „Movement“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 120 x 170 cm | 2024

Questioning gender and body norms the contemporary dance choreography performed by dancers Nat Sweeney and Joshua Freeman also investigates the tension between social exclusion and inclusion.

“Arabesque 1“ (left) | Acrylic on Canvas | 160 x 100 cm  |  2024  |  Sold
“Arabesque 2“ (right) | Acrylic on Canvas | 160 x 100 cm  |  2026

Inspired by prima ballerina Maya Plisetskaya, who transcended the bounds of artistry and politics in opposing Soviet censorship, “Arabesque“ promotes the insistence on artistic autonomy and creative sovereignty in a world increasingly questioning these democratic values.

„Open Water“ from series „Movement“ | Acrylic on Canvas | 150 x 100 cm  | 2024

Inspired by surfer Nikki van Dijk "Open Water" investigates the relationship between humans and the unequal, gargantuan power of nature. Water and all of its states of matter play a fundamental roll in the environmental crisis and form a heavy counterweight to humanities actions.