Born 03. 19. 1964 in Berlin

Studied chemistry at FU - Berlin 1983 - 1992 Master 1991

In my childhood I spent a lot of time in the garden of my parents and frequently visited the zoo, the aquarium
and the botanical garden. In my youth I made trips to the south (France, Spain, Italy, Greece and
Croatia). The first landing on the moon I happened to see live on television. I also went very often to the planetarium and was fascinated by science-fiction movies. All of these experiences have left considerable marks on the motifs of my paintings.

I started painting in 1984, stimulated by an exhibition of watercolours by Karl Schmidt Rottluff in
"Brücke-Museum" Berlin. Further inspirations for me have also been two exhibitions of
Rainer Fetting in 1991 and 1995 in Berlin. Essentially, being a self-taught person, I expanded my
painting skills in an adult-college course in 1993.

My favourite painters are Vincent Van Gogh, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff and Rainer Fetting. My motifs are landscapes, human beings, animals, plants and space, painted in acrylic and in oil. The style of my portraits is also deeply influenced by comics.

My exhibitions :

Single exhibitions

2011 "Distance, Flora, Fauna", Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg

2011 "Expression of Creation", RUDI Neighbourhood Centre Berlin - Friedrichshain

2012 "Colour Explosion", Heisse Scheiben Record Store Berlin - Kreuzberg

2013 "Magic of Colours", Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg

2014 "Human Beings, Animals, Sensations" Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg

2014 " Live Thriving", Heisse Scheiben Record Store Berlin Kreuzberg

2015 "Classically Expressive", Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg

2016 "Beastlike Pleasures", Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg

2017 "Landscapes of Hope", Adventist Church Berlin - Lichtenberg



Group exhibitions

2001 "Feeling of Time", Wenckebach Hospital Berlin - Tempelhof

2002 "Landscapes", Café Pinelli Berlin - Schöneberg

2002 "Landscapes Far Away And Close", Contact Center M32 Berlin - Wedding

2010 "Head First - Upside Down", Berolina Gallery Town Hall Berlin - Mitte