The bliss after putting up with the struggle only to transfer one’s ideas as precisely as possible into reality.
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I imagine my work in motion – there is so much excitement in pressing play and watching my drawings coming to life in an animated flow.
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If our generation is moving forward in the way it does in my surroundings, I think that we will definitely move towards an expanded definition of what our species is and what position we have in the world.
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In one of my last media art projects I slipped into the role of Heino, Joseph Beuys and the band Kraftwerk. I also incorporated the poet Heinrich Heine, whom I love very much. That’s one of my favorite works.
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It would be great to see more awareness of how creativity can be beneficial to our well-being, connection and in order to change what we see as valuable from an early age.
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Crawling fascistization of politics and therefore whole nations – seems like everyone tends to forget about quite an unpleasant past.
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What I like most in the creation is the moment when I realize that I am going to keep an image, that I begin to like it, the rest of the time I destroy them.
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I’ve been realizing various kinds of imaginative worlds through drawing, painting, clay, legos, paper collage, furniture at home, stuff in the forest, etc, etc, etc, literally everything, since the moment I knew how to hold a pen or brush and assemble and organize things like my mind suggested, so back then it wasn’t a decision, just my organic way of communicating with the world.
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Being at once the creator and the channel through which things make themselves manifest. It’s a beautiful dance between control and surrender.
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I love creating art and aesthetic experiences, which can barely be described by logic, and I also love the technical side of things, which is purely based on logic.
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“Being an artist means constantly becoming an artist.” Sophia Uckmann, Artist, Germany
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