"self-portrait as a child"




























    l come to grips with themes like family, sex, nature and politics, dealing, as a painter, with the basic and fundamental language of the medium. l aim to spotlight, lyrically and critically, everyday experince and the individual positioning of the artist.
    With this starting-point, my painting, for which l use my own body as a model, goes beyond self-portrait or representation of identity
but it is rather a means of thought-projection with inquiry to my own personal history. As a result of this empathy process and modification of western painting and iconography, l try to represent an artistic alteration of stereotypes and in this way to express a showdown with monotony of everyday.
      As a mutated heir of an unavoidable but exposeable Western tradition, l have doubts as mission of art and morever whether it is possible to create a painting without being corny, since even extremely authentic or avant-gardist areas of visual arts have been smitten by pecuniary spirit of the art industry.
       Nevertless, l try to believe in an art with an ethical content, an art which bears a relation to both social and political ideas, as well as working with aesthetics as a fundamental precondition for communication with viewers, in respect of viewers.