Since 2020 I focus less on fashion and more on photography. It made me push the boundaries of shaping ideas and lead me to focussing more on the aesthetics of an image and less on the shape of the garments.

I researched a lot of paintings from the 17th century. Specifically looking at the use of lights and shadows, as well as the combination of mostly black and white clothing on a dark background. Those paintings combine a heavy contrast with ‘ton-sur-ton’ tones that is very inspiring to me. I wanted to use these influences to give my work this very specific feel. Work that feels like seeing a memory of a time long gone, whilst being modern and new. Consequently, my work questions the border of reality and fiction as all my images are a digital collage – a non-existing composition of real elements.

In October 2022 I joined the Kahmann Gallery LAB. The gallery is  a supporter of new photography talent and has created Kahmann Gallery LAB to coach artists, like me, on their first steps into the commercial art world.

For inquiries, exhibitions or questions simply contact me or Kahmann Gallery.