In independent art projects, I can apply my work as a makeup artist in a particularly intuitive and experimental way. Here, it is not about conventions or ideals of beauty—but about expression, transformation, and making inner images visible. I love playing with materials, shapes, and textures, exploring boundaries, and developing visual narratives together with artists.

Whether performance, photographic art, or installation—my contribution often begins in silence, at the makeup chair, and unfolds its impact through the interplay of light, body, and space. Such projects result in works that move between surface and depth—sometimes poetic, sometimes disturbing, but always honest.