On:
(Digital Artwork)

“Quo vadis? To the stars or to the flame? To the river or the tree?
Vanishing borders, disappearing orders.
A beating heart.”

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On:
(pencil and graphite powder on 30 x 40 cm coated wooden board)

“Twisted minds, unspoken dependency.
The object pursued, refused.
Porcelain horns and whispering snake.
Meaning revealed. A breath of ashes.
Moth to flame, take the lead
let no expectations swallow thee.“

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On:
(The Cycle; Acrylics, Ink and Oils on 22x22cm coated wooden board)

Neither just black nor white,
a million shades of colors instead.
Not simply war or peace,
rather creation and destruction
with a fragile peace inbetween.

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On:
(ballpoint pen and pencil; A4 toned paper)

Never stop singing,
even when the music’s long gone.
I’ll be my own morning light
so I’ll be safe and sound.

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On:
(The Transmutation Crow; Acrylics, Ink and Oils on 24x30cm coated wooden board)

“Standing there like an ancient god,
counting all your deeds,
still not a saint or savior for you.
Seeing blaze between the lines,
I will burn it all down
until there are plane grounds.
Justice will be served.
Balance will be found.
Harmony itself.”

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On:
(Mixed media on 30x40cm paper)

“Born in daylight, grown up in moonlight.
A leap of faith. Dawn.
Sparks bursting into flames, a phoenix by her nature.
A free will. A diverse mind.
Airy merriment ahead.”

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On:
  • Cloudsailor
  • Liberation

Actually I didn’t plan to use oilpaints in the near future, but the ways of fate are twisted and unpredictable. So here are two Work-In-Progress shots of my recent little oil paintings: “Cloudsailor” and “Liberation”, which accompany two shortstories from my headworld.

On:

(Graphite and white pencil into my A4 sketchbook)

“My head in the clouds,
my heart in the sky.
My soul flies with birds,
beyond human sight.“

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