Breathe was a project I started whilst in lockdown late 2019. It was getting to the point I was really struggling with being in the house every hour of each week and the affects of the events on family members and close friends was apparent also.

I was working around some designs that focused on the current events of the coronavirus pandemic and how lockdown was affecting everyone in one way or another.

Breathe was an idea that resolved around these vibrant colours streaming from the word Breathe. It was a gentle reminder to breathe, whether this be in the form of yoga, meditation, rest or any form of day to day life that would help you through those dark days.

We are the yeast in a petri dish…

When I am being asked why I draw these spirals, I’m often having difficulties expressing the motivation behind that habit. These spirals represent the trajectory of my life. This series alludes to the living being’s awareness of life and its impulses. All of these drawings were created during the pandemic of covid 19 and related to the lockdown in Berlin.
Like never before, we all re-discover depression and the dark sides of erratic compulsion, self-destruction, and sabotage. The emotional, spiritual and mental wellbeing can be on a trajectory to be nurturing and enabling, on a positive trajectory. It is all about movement, recommencement, and guidance.
The current situation can also be a ca

We have congealed together like a packet of Skittles left in direct sunlight.

Don’t think too much about it, it’s an invitation to live life more lightly.
Especially seeing what is happening in the world in recent years.
We must be aware of the problems that exist at this time, such as climate change, wars and epidemics. But we must not be crushed by thoughts, which in most cases are negative, but try to react with a positive mindset. Thinking that it is a period of our life and that sooner or later it will pass.

‘Electric voyage’ is part of a project done for an IT&Tech conference held in Romania and Moldova. It’s created with 80s synth-wave, neo-noir, futurism and technology in mind.

Taking the traditional 2D poster and elevating it with the use of vibrant colours, emission glare as a 3D outcome.

Polaroid Portrait of the artist Ong Phuon Ong.
Shoot with a Polaroid Onestep+ in double exposition.

In this Pice I started a new way in my work. where I used already done pines and combined them in a way of collage to a Poster. The mood was to present a kind of demon in the center that is a Sun Worshiper, the Sun is here showed as the big yellow circle on the top of the demons head.

“Diffraction refers to various phenomena that occur when a wave encounters an obstacle or opening. It is defined as the bending of waves around the corners of an obstacle or through an aperture into the region of geometrical shadow of the obstacle/aperture. The diffracting object or aperture effectively becomes a secondary source of the propagating wave.”

We are living in times of propagation, where events led us to see the light throught the obstacles in front of us.

200×150 cm

Disruptive: causing trouble and therefore stopping something from continuing as usual

Waves: the pattern in which some types of energy, such as sound, light, and heat, are spread or carried.

“STAY HOME STAY SAFE STAY COOL WASH HANDS BE HAPPY”

The title says it all.

The times we live in right now demand a lot of us. But being happy should be the main premise. Protecting ourselves and others is important. But one must not forget oneself.
So all of you be as happy as you can.

The Zurich based artist deals with perception and the aspect of looking. Using the mistakes of perceptual
apprehension has become more and more important in the way he generates ideas and works. The function of a three-dimensional object and its carrier is explored, often deconstructed and put into a new order. Light completes the paintings and is thematized by the different architectural parts of the works which are painted. The colours reflect and radiate on the background which is dipped in colored light. The front and the backsides of the works are equally important. The works have a sculptural character – but always remain committed to painting. 

The Zurich based artist deals with perception and the aspect of looking. Using the mistakes of perceptual
apprehension has become more and more important in the way he generates ideas and works. The function of a three-dimensional object and its carrier is explored, often deconstructed and put into a new order. Light completes the paintings and is thematized by the different architectural parts of the works which are painted. The colours reflect and radiate on the background which is dipped in colored light. The front and the backsides of the works are equally important. The works have a sculptural character – but always remain committed to painting. 

This roll-up was a part of the whole conference identity. At a conference, we explore the relationship between local projects with global impact. The identity was made in the spirit of organic and continuous design. It was built with three main design elements: characteristic, an east-west typeface (Woodkit by Ondrej Jób), highly specific eastern colours (and finetuned unique eastern repetition. The colour inspiration came from a small village in Eastern Slovakia called Pozdišovce, the old producer of traditional ceramics. The third element is reiteration and repetition. On the one hand, this refers to the endless experimentation and repetition present in the design process.

Uniting two worlds, the traditional typography that comes from black on white and an infinite world made of various shades of colors. Let’s transport ourselves, let’s imagine, let’s immerse ourselves in creativity, in fantasy. A simple “a” could become a dragon, a dragon of a thousand shades of colors. “a” colorful dragon.

An intermediate spread in between articles in the magazine “When Form Follows Function”, a school project about functionality versus aesthetics.

Fear and Uncertainty. A body, a person that is fighting against the gravity of a pandemic. We felt more than ever this conflict of mind and body. Alone, confined in our homes, but mainly in our deep inside.

This artwork depict the meanderings that we all went throught. We don’t know if the body is stuck or free. But we feel a power which is bringing us further. This movment, by the use of graphics is depicted as chaos, it’s a journey. A beautiful filters that we have to defy.

My client came to me wanting labels for his range of Pet-Nat natural sparkling wines. He wanted to call the wine ‘Oneironautic’, another word for lucid dreaming or being awake within one’s dream. So I went to the eye with wings; the open eye to symbolize consciousness, the state of awake-ness and wings to signify seeking or the journey. Hypnos, the God of sleep, was often depicted with wings. The typography is the squiggles you see in front of your tired eyes in a dark room, deliberately hard to read. The colours, like the wine itself and the place the wine is made are vivid and psychedelic.

Zooom… Snow is falling like spam into my mailbox, while viruses dance to the rhythm of time. Where is my life, where are my flowers? I open the door, hug a tree, sing a song, ride the wave and lose myself in the endless colours of play!