Grimms Mär­chen

I have always been fascinated by the psychology of human relationships with each other and with the outside world; by giving shape to human emotions and by dissecting feelings such as "joy, despair, indifference, enthusiasm and envy".

My face and body are the primary instruments I choose to embody the images I desire. As a model in front of the camera, I employ the age-old theatrical practice of role-playing, which provides impetus for the development of my own narrative style. Part of my work, the photography, therefore closely resembles a theatrical performance.

My goal is to evoke emotions and feelings in the viewer.

My passion for classical art, coupled with an interest in everything new—technologies, discoveries, and experiments—led me to a kind of mixed media approach. From painting, I take the colors and create air as an element of space. I draw reality and personality from photography. My style stems from a long artistic tradition: collage.

In the next phase, I use the brush tool of a graphics program. This is a subtle and reliable tool for creating light—a weightless atmosphere similar to that of a dream. In my creative work, I don't look for cognitive themes.

They stem from everyday life and observations of the people around me. When I choose a theme for my analysis, I offer the audience a female perspective on things that concerns only me.

Undoubtedly, this view is based on feminist principles. However, the focus is not on confrontation, but on balance and harmony, in which woman is not an object, but rather one thing – pure energy.