Dualism — Fine Art Illustration

Dualism is a personal fine art exploration of duality expressed through minimal forms and repetition. The composition relies on simplicity, symbolism, and a limited two-color palette to evoke the idea of duplication and contrast. Rather than illustrating conflict, the piece reflects on dualism as a quiet balance between opposing elements, leaving space for interpretation and emotional resonance.

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The Reader — Editorial

Personal project based on The Reader Magazine, Issue #74, themed “Inside.”

Studio Dreams — Editorial

My dream studio has subtly woven its way into the pages of Nobrow 10 Studio Dreams, nestled among artworks by some of my favorite illustrators.

Bozo — Editorial

Illustrating Sound — Intent Recordings

An ongoing creative collaboration with Intent Recordings, an independent house music label based between Berlin and St. Louis. This is one of my most treasured personal projects, as it is a collaboration with my husband, music producer Gene Siewing. For each cover, I aim to capture the essence of his sound and translate it into a visual narrative, conveying its mood and energy while maintaining a cohesive visual language. Most pieces are painted on canvas or created through a mix of acrylic and digital techniques. I also designed the label’s logo, shaping a visual identity that reflects the music’s cultural roots, expressiveness, and immersive character.

Truism — Fine Art Illustration

All Things Are Delicately Interconnected - Inspired by Jenny Holzer's Truisms.

Der Fischkopf — Animation Co-Direction — Case Study

Cel-animated short film · Commissioned by Posttheatre Part of the expanded theatre project "I in Wonderland"

Animation direction case study — Django "I Awake"

Narrative Animation / Stop-motion / Cel Animation / Storytelling / Social Impact

Inner Sight — Fine Art Illustration

Personal fine art illustration titled "Inner Sight," inspired by a sketch from Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung’s Red Book. The artwork visualizes the quote “Who looks outside dreams, who looks inside awakes,” exploring a key concept of psychoanalytic research through optical illusion, symbolic imagery, and a rich, layered color palette.

Spring is Here — Editorial

Pasticcino Bag — Animation Co-Direction — Case Study

Commercial Fashion / Product Film for Max Mara Weekend, produced at Studio Magoga in collaboration with Nina Fuga. The project was developed during my Creative Director residency within the European Programme Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs.

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