The story of me begins in a beautiful, on the Black Sea located, vacation town: Evpatorija in the Crimea. There I was born and grew up. My talent was discovered early and I went there after regular school to a painting school, where I was given the basis for my upcoming future in the art world. So the foundation was laid. I even won a competition and my teacher had great expectations of me. However, this path ended abruptly when my family decided to emigrate to Germany.

So I came to Germany as a teenager. My artistic talent then helped me to arrive here. At school, my grades in art were always very good, which unfortunately I can't say about all subjects. I let myself drift, focused on my love of textiles and experimented a lot with clothes. When I discovered dancing (I was particularly taken with a D'Accord show dance group), I was able to combine the two and design costumes for performances. This also led to my first theatrical fashion show. These two passions, dance and costume design, have left lasting marks on my heart and still serve as sources of inspiration.

The obvious next step for me was to train as a fashion assistant. This training fit harmoniously into my world. I felt very comfortable in the tailoring and fashion world and completed the training with a lot of new technical and practical knowledge in my pocket. But that was not enough for me and I went one step further and step further and started studying at the JAK Academy in Hamburg. For this study I left everything behind me and went to Hamburg for the next 5 years to study fashion design. to study there. This felt like the perfect continuation of my skills and passion. I loved studying, that was something special for me. Finally, I was able to explore all facets of the fashion and art world together with like-minded people. At the same time I discovered yoga and Hinduism for myself. My interest in it grew rapidly and led to my first trip to India. A second important building block with an inexhaustible source of inspiration for me was added. India. Incredible India. Since then I have traveled to India five times. My paintings consciously and unconsciously transport my impressions and devotion to this great culture.

After graduation I moved back to Hanover where I started working as a pattern cutter. This was quickly followed by my rise to become an executive fashion designer for children's clothing. These years were strongly influenced by yoga, the trips to India and the accompanying self-discovery; at work I developed as an all-round designer and tailor. At this time I also discovered the dance style Tribal Fusion. This style combines oriental, Indian, flamenco, hip-hop and many more elements in itself and took a great influence on my source of inspiration. How fitting (and classic) that I also met my husband at a Salsa dance class.

Then I got pregnant, I put everything I had seen, experienced and learned to rest and devoted myself completely to setting up my home and loving my child with the beautiful name Emilia-Nalini ❤️

The years passed and the thirst for more creativity grew immeasurably. Being a mother revealed to me another impressive facet of femininity. I decided to concentrate fully on painting. I took advantage of the time at home and took numerous courses with renowned artists to broaden and deepen my knowledge. An ongoing and respectful fascination for women's worlds, love for dance and Indian culture shape my style. I receive much support from my faith and my loved ones.