My artistic practice stems from a deep urge to communicate—both with myself and the outside world. I blend sculptures, furniture, ceramics, paintings, drawings, and digital works into a unified whole where recognizable forms and text intertwine with abstraction.
At the core lies a personal visual language shaped by my experience with chronic migraines. Through obsessive line repetition and distorted symbols—my “structured chaos”—I seek calm within disorder. Drawing becomes a way of writing without words, balancing turmoil with order.
My work resists immediate readability: lines and texts blur and overlap, creating ambiguity that invites reflection rather than fixed meaning. The tactile layers form a “skin,” expressing the tension between freedom and limitation, and my search for place in a world that often expects silence.
Ultimately, what begins as an intimate process becomes an open space for viewers—a quiet invitation to feel, interpret, and connect.
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My practice exists at the intersection of personal expression and collective interpretation. My work explores the urge to carve out space, to communicate, and to find a voice in a world full of boundaries. It offers freedom in form and expression while challenging viewers to explore their own desires, impulses, and interpretations.
@Funke (Solo show)
