
lichen and moss in lapland.
tiny acrylic paintings embedded in resin spheres, on wooden canvas (40 x 40 cm).






déjà vu 1.
mixed media: bio resin, inks, acrylics and neodym magnets on ferromagnetic steel/wooden frame (40x40x5cm). a déjà vu is a very enigmatic, crazy adventure indeed. a phenomenon that seems inaccessible, abnormal and really weird to those who have never experienced it. how does that come out? there are so many theories, but we are still a long way from really understanding the origin of the déjà vu experience. so, this sensation still retains its mystical aura…honestly, don’t you think, some mysteries are better left unsolved 🤔😉 SOLD





déjà vu 2. (customer order – sold)

déjà vu 3.
a new work in process (150 x 50 cm).
mixed media: bio resin, inks, acrylics and neodym magnets on ferromagnetic wooden frame.


a new work in process (150 x 50 cm)
I call this work „the blue hour“ in lapland. tiny acrylic paintings embedded in resin spheres, on wooden canvas (80 cm).
my title has nothing to do with sadness, but with the magical colours of the polar night: around and above the arctic circle, polar night starts at the end of november and lasts some 52 days. sometimes from 10 o’clock in the „morning“ the magic works its wonders in blue. a few hours later the stars begin their twinkling, and night falls…at 2.00 in the afternoon 🌟 SOLD






this is the orbital search for harmony, in the conjunction with each indivdual microworld of mine…to become a complete planet. i hope my soul’s geology – these imaginary sediments – is a visual treat to you. mixed media: acrylics, inks, metallic pigments. all embedded in resin and plywood (40 x 40 cm)

lapland impressions (6) – frosty. this work came to life last summer in my cottage in lapland: an experiment in highly playful way…and it was such fun working with these materials 🙌 mixed media: alcohol inks, alu-foil, layered resin on ceramic and wood.

lapland impressions (5) – antlers as an offering to the mother earth (sami-folk believes that the spirit of life is living in the reindeer antlers). mixed media, alcohol inks, acrylics, gold pigments, resin etc. on ceramics and wood.

lapland impressions (5) – antlers as an offering to the mother earth. mixed media, alcohol inks, acrylics, gold pigments, resin etc. on ceramics and wood (colours aren’t really true to life in this photo ;))

lapland impressions: colours and sentiments, running down my spine. mixed media: alcohol inks, resin etc. on ceramic and wood. (sold)

„should i stay or should i go“: acrylic on canvas (100×100 cm). yeah, the universe beneath us is incredible, fantastic in its abundance and variety…i love the swirling amongst the fishswarm while painting in half-trance – and whilst diving in a real, deep sea…(this one was a commissioned work and i had to struggle a very long time until i could even start, but then, it was really flowing. anytime i swear, never again a custom order…till i do it again…😱 (ps: sorry, after posting this work, i realized that the painting was already released earlier !!)

lapland’s fells conceal mysteries. this is no surprise, since they have been there for so many tens of millions of years just where they are today. telling me never ending stories. mixed media: inks, metallic pigments, bio-resin etc. on ceramic and wood.

lapland impressions (2) – botanical gem. mixed media: inks, metallic pigments, bio-resin etc. on ceramic and wood.

detail of lapland impressions (2) – botanical gem. mixed media: inks, metallic pigments, bio-resin etc. on ceramic and wood.

detail of lapland impressions (2) – botanical gem. mixed media: inks, metallic pigments, bio-resin etc. on ceramic and wood.

lapland impressions (2) – botanical gem. mixed media: inks, metallic pigments, bio-resin etc. on ceramic and wood.