The art/creative bug bit when…
It already bit me in kindergarten. I have loved anything art related from a very young age. I got into printmaking while at university about 15 years ago, while I was still studying fashion design.

My very first art love…
Was a children’s book about dots. I remember how I liked the simple graphic shapes and the solid colors. It was something completely different from the usual books that you had as a child.

I’d best describe my signature style as…
Abstract minimalism. I like to play with the idea of how much can be expressed with how little.

And how I came to it…
I was previously working with a dark and detailed collage style. I started longing for something more simple and colorful, because what I was doing didn’t feel like me anymore. The switch from that went quite naturally and fast. My background is in graphic design and illustration, so I think it was something that just took its form while working.

I love screen printing because…
It challenges me and, on the other hand, gives me the freedom to work in a certain way. It also fits my working method perfectly: I usually start working on a computer and screen printing takes the image to a next level. I find the contrast that comes from combining new technology and old printing methods really fascinating.