I am an interdisciplinary artist working across painting, weaving, installation, and sculpture. Over the past eighteen years, weaving has become central to my practice. Through tapestries and related works, I explore how visual and textual languages intersect, and how meaning emerges through structure, repetition, and material translation.
Drawing from the density of the city environment, I work with fragmented text, layered imagery, and vernacular forms. Lettering moves fluidly through my practice, from found sources to custom typefaces that appear in paintings, handweavings, and digital collages translated into woven form. By sampling, layering, and reconfiguring materials, I bring handmade processes into conversation with digital structures, inviting viewers to consider how we navigate and make sense of complex visual-textual environments.
Born in the North of Germany and raised in Hamburg, I received my MFA in Painting from the University of Pennsylvania. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include 1014 (NYC), Kunsthalle Dessau (Dessau, Germany), Yeh Art Gallery, St. John’s University (NYC), Galerie im Marstall (Ahrensburg, Germany), Raft of Sanity (Buffalo), PS122 Gallery (NYC), InLiquid Gallery (Philadelphia), Project:ARTspace (NYC), Kang Contemporary (Berlin), and New York Public Library (NYC). My work has appeared in group shows at venues including the Queens Museum, Flux Factory, The Drawing Center, Kentler International Drawing Space, and Montreal Centre for Contemporary Textiles. I have been the recipient of grants and residencies, including a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, an Open Sessions Residency at The Drawing Center, a grant from the ArsVersa Kunst-Stiftung, and Innovative Kunstprojekte, BBK.
