About
I see life as the „real moment,” and art as the documentation of these. My everyday life is in this view the performance,
my artworks their relic. Every feeling, every thought, and every question, however irrelevant, is significant to me. I
collect and preserve them. Everything is equally important.
In my work I conduct several investigations into the most diverse forms of love: the unrequited, unhappy or failed
love, as well as large and small crushes. For this, I place myself in the center of the observation, as a proxy, so to
speak. Without regard to possible embarrassment, I let the viewers participate in my most intimate thoughts, feelings
and experiences. The viewers can remember their private love stories and dramas and identify with me.
Furthermore, my focus is on representing feminist topics such as domestic violence, femicide and the structural
oppression of FLINTA* individuals. Personal experiences and relationships are part of a larger social context and are
often affected by patriarchal power structures.
By analyzing these two themes, I aim to draw attention to the close connections between the personal and the
political. My art is intended to contribute to the recognition that societal issues such as violence against FLINTA*
individuals and unhealthy relationship dynamics should not be viewed as purely private matters, but urgent issues
that concern everyone.
*female, lesbian, inter, non binary, trans and agender persons