The goal of painting is indeterminate.
If it were clearly defined - for example, to create the illusion of what is seen, or to delight the eye and mind through a certain musical distribution of color and forms - the problem would be much simpler, and there would certainly be more beautiful works (that is, those that meet very specific requirements), but none that would be inexplicably beautiful. There would not be the works that one never gets to the bottom of.
Paul Valéry
| 1970 | born in Schneeberg |
| 1992-97 | Studied painting at the Berlin-Weißensee Academy of Art (KHB) (Diploma) |
| 1998-99 | Master's student under Prof. Dieter Goltzsche (KHB) |
| since 2011 |
Collaboration with artist Ingo Fröhlich on numerous exhibition and catalog projects: I DRAW TIME, YOU PAINT THE MOMENT as Atelier vagabond |
| since 2012 | Co-director of the Art and Project Center with Ingo Fröhlich |
| 2014 |
Founding of the registered association Torstraße 111 – Forum for Contemporary Art Berlin |
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since 2017 |
Member of the VdBK 1867 |
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lives and works in Berlin and, since 1999, in France; currently in Occitanie (Hérault department) |