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A woman with gray hair and glasses sitting on a white couch, surrounded by colorful abstract and portrait paintings leaning against the wall.

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m e

For as long as I can remember, art has been the core of who I am. I have always been deeply fascinated by colors and the profound impact they have on our mind and wellbeing. To me, being an artist is about turning ideas into tangible emotions. I worked in Textiles, raised Kids, traveled the world, shifted to remodeling houses. Currently I split my time between between  Portugal and Hamburg working on my paintings, experimenting with mixed media and Ceramics.

Cluttered desk with various art supplies, including paint bottles, brushes, markers, and paper, organized in containers and on surface.

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m y

a r t

To me, a piece of art is a visual anchor that profoundly shapes and transforms the atmosphere of the room. 
Through my art, I express my connection to the world, my healing journey, a  vision  of oneness. I try to visualise the energies in between — showing the delicate dance between harmony and chaos. Whether through structured lines of a drawing, the fluid layers of paint or the organic texture of mixed-media, every piece is an inquiry into the human experience. Ultimately, my work is a visual search for balance, exploring how we can exist in alignment and find true inner peace.

Collection of seashells, buttons, a padlock, a cork, a spoon, a magnifying glass, a tube, a paper, and other small objects arranged on a surface.

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c o l l e c t i n g

Acquiring and collecting art means welcoming a piece of living energy into your life. Studies show that looking at art daily stimulates the release of Oxytocin, making us feel happier and more grounded. It is a decision to surround oneself with objects that tell a story, uplift your well-being and make your home unique.
-If you are thinking about art as an investment that goes up in price and can be sold any time, the market starts at 6 digit figures. Keeping & storing the artwork while waiting for the work  to be traded on the secondary market, can take years and has no guaranties. 
-instead  collecting emerging artists, who are less expensive but definitely above 10.000$ rather 30 to 50.000$. It´s like buying a start up, the risks is high, the timeframe is long and you just can not predict it.
-my approach in collecting is: buy what you love, what makes you feel good, inspires you and fits in your life, your mood, your space. The payback is your well being and if you ever need to sell it, it`s like selling a piece of stylish furniture, a car or a fantastic piece of clothing.
 If you are thinking about collecting, or about art as an investment, understanding  the art market is key. to start: I recommend the book HOW TO COLLECT ART by Magnus Resch, Phaidon.