earth without art is just eh…

Though I have been creating art since childhood, I initially hesitated to call myself an artist. The struggles I witnessed in my great-aunt’s life as a textile artist left a lasting impression, and I feared repeating her path. It wasn’t until high school, with the encouragement of a visionary art teacher, that I began to take my creativity seriously — and even then, I took a pragmatic turn.

After university, I focused on the practical side of my profession, working as a designer in a stationery business, then at an exhibition building company, and later running my own design business. During those years, I honed my skills across disciplines: graphic design, furniture design, spatial design, and more. This foundation gave me the technical expertise and adaptability to approach projects holistically, whether designing functional spaces, crafting visual identities, or bringing conceptual ideas to life.

Nearly 16 years ago, after moving to Switzerland, art found me again. While raising our children, I rediscovered painting in the Swiss mountains, and it became the foundation of my artistic practice. Since then, I’ve expanded my creative language across mediums — acrylic and mixed media paintings, murals, stage designs, illustrations, digital art, costumes, glasswork (fusing, painting, and stained glass), and jewelry.

Each medium offers new possibilities, and I thrive in the space where experimentation and creation intersect.

Today, I balance my artistic practice with professional work as a Visual Merchandiser and Project Leader at a watchmaking company, where I design product environment, exhibition spaces and immersive brand experiences. This role has sharpened my ability to merge aesthetics with functionality, ensuring that every project — whether in art or commercial design — resonates with clarity and impact.

My work is driven by a desire to make the world more vibrant, inspiring, and joyful. Whether I’m designing a spatial experience, illustrating a concept, crafting a stage set, or curating a retail environment, I bring the same energy: playful details, bold colors (when possible), and unexpected combinations that create layers of wonder. My approach is collaborative and adaptable — I don’t just create art; I design worlds that invite viewers to explore, connect, and see the beauty in both light and shadow.

I create visual art, graphic designs, spatial concepts, and immersive installations for businesses, brands, and private clients. Whether it’s a custom artwork, a retail space design, or a stage set concept, I adapt to your needs with creativity and precision.

Open to commissions — let’s discuss your project.