The segment art style, which I developed several years ago, features in all my abstract art, as well as some of my figurative works. It has become my brand mark.

Wherever we go, we encounter images in the form of segments. The interlocking architecture of old villages or the skyscrapers in modern metropolises such as New York, Hong Kong and Frankfurt are a case in point. The buildings standing side by side resemble, segments. Similarly, warehouses storing timber, panels and other materials of this kind are segmented, as are storage racks and steel constructions. And anyone who is familiar with share prices or sales statistics will recognise the vertical segments captured in bar charts and tables. Even a beech forest in winter can be broken down into segments.

Based on this vertical segmentation, I have developed a style called “segment art”. I apply the same principle to my painted “beams” - four-sided pillars that can be combined in a group as an “installation” or leaned against a wall.

With my extensive experience, I can bring my demonstrable creativity and performance-driven approach to bear on the world of corporate art. For me, achievement is part of the creative process. I have the ability to see not only the superficial and the whole but also the fine detail..

Art is my calling - an opportunity to grow and blossom. Indeed, I have always wanted to be an artist. I love colours, pure colours. That’s why instead of mixing them, I apply them onto each other directly on t he canvas or wood and steel construction. Seen through the eyes of the viewer, they merge to create something whole.

It is fascinating to look at my works up close, to see the texture of the palette knife strokes and colours.