My art lives in the space between sky and earth — shaped by the beauty of nature and a deep fascination with flight.
In my paintings, landscapes, animals, and aircraft come together to create atmospheric scenes that convey calm, openness, and a sense of freedom.
My focus is on capturing moments that feel meaningful and bring quiet joy — honest, gentle, and without striving for perfection. Art doesn’t have to be loud. It can simply feel good and sharpen our eye for what is beautiful.
“Art is a form of love.”
My Path to Art
Born in 1987 in the Erzgebirge, a region where creativity has deep roots, I discovered my love for art early on. During a time when everyday life was often demanding and far from easy, drawing became my refuge — a quiet counterbalance to reality, a place where I found freedom, structure, and calm.
As a teenager, I focused on pencil drawings and illustrations before later discovering acrylic painting. After graduating from high school, I studied Applied Media Studies and have since worked professionally in graphic design, marketing, and fine art.
In 2011, I became a mother — an experience that deeply shaped my sense of time, values, and what truly matters.
Where Art Meets Aviation
In 2009, I began my glider pilot training, followed later by licenses for motor gliders and ultralight aircraft. Flying changed the way I see the world — quite literally. From above, landscapes, light, and vastness appear different: calmer, clearer, and more expansive.
My first aircraft, a Breezer, opened up entirely new perspectives. That aerial viewpoint continues to influence my painting to this day.
Nature as a Foundation
Nature is both my balance and my inspiration. Landscapes, animals, and changing light are not just subjects to me — they are feelings.
I live with my family in Ilmenau, on the northern edge of the Thuringian Forest, surrounded by several small airfields. It’s a place where everyday life, aviation, and nature naturally come together and flow directly into my artistic work.
Learn More About My Art
I’m truly glad you’re interested in my work. Feel free to explore my portfolio — perhaps something there will resonate with you. And if you’re dreaming of a painting of your own, don’t hesitate to get in touch.