Serigraphy

Screen prints and reflection photographs exploring the multi-layered experience of contemporary life. Based in Stuttgart.

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Crowded - Sensory Overload in the City

My master thesis explores thoughts, emotions, and experiences of sensory overload as they emerge in urban space, as well as in current global political and digital contexts. It reflects contemporary conditions of overwhelm, disorientation, and alienation. Beyond a visual investigation, the project aims to make sensory overload more perceptible and to invite dialogue around its presence in everyday life.

First glimpses into the project.

The final form of presentation will be developed over the course of the thesis. Want to find out more? Use the contact form to send me a message.

Echoes

Echoes was created as a standalone piece from the series Echo Surfaces. The print tells a story of sensory overload, emotional numbness and alienation.

Echoes, Serigraphy on Paper, 2025, 59.4cm x 84.1cm, 4/6

The details of the artwork show architecture, flowers and people interlayering.

Echoes, Detail view.

Echoes at International Original Print Exhibition 2025 of RE Printmakers at Bankside Gallery, London.

Oh how I [...] Berlin.

Oh how I [...] Berlin, Screen Print & Collage on Paper, 2025, 12 x 11 cm, 1/1

“Oh how I […] Berlin” addresses emotional numbness, a condition that often overtakes city dwellers confronted with constant sensory overstimulation. The work draws on reflections on the “mental life” of the metropolis by the sociologist Georg Simmel. He describes how continuous overstimulation in urban environments produces a state of nervous tension that pushes individuals toward emotional distance and detachment - a necessary protective mechanism that simultaneously fosters social alienation.

The collaged artist book, composed of screen prints based on reflections in storefront glass, fragments my personal experience of the city and processes feelings of estrangement and inner absence. The work positions itself as a conscious engagement with this emotional withdrawal and as an attempt to re-open space for emotional life within the urban sphere - with the aim of reawakening sensitivity and humanity.

Echo Surfaces

Echo Surfaces examines perspective as a mutable view of space and perception. Reflections on urban surfaces form a visual world in which inside and outside, presence and absence merge. The monochrome prints create a timeless visual language that invites viewers to challenge their own perspective and the boundaries of their reality.