I live and work in Switzerland. My paintings move between abstraction and landscape, exploring space, ambiguity, and emotional atmosphere. Through restrained palettes, softened forms, and subtle transitions of light, I create quiet, expansive environments shaped by mist, distance, and transitional states.

 

I am interested in what exists beneath apparent calm - a quiet tension, a sense of anticipation, something on the verge of appearing or disappearing. Rather than depicting specific places, the works construct atmospheres that invite a slower, more intuitive experience of looking.

 

My parallel work in counselling and clinical hypnotherapy continues to inform my interest in perception, memory, and the emotional resonance carried within space.