"Physiognomische Lektüre"; published in the literary magazine "Entwürfe - Zeitschrift für Literatur" (71/2012).

One of my current projects ist the development and website design for a superfood coffee called "Lu" (short for lupine coffee). The website is not yet online, but feel free to click on the link for more pictures.

This is a food blog that I feed occasionally with words, photos and yuminess from my travels.

Website for "Your Daily Detox", a provider of superfood shots.
Before you start searching the internet: It's a fictional brand.

I started the project when I realized that we humans have terribly little idea of our own bodies. So I developed a series of questions about us, our organs and their functions, conductet a survey and designed some colorful charts to help us navigate the human body.

The question for this illlustration was "Where is your liver?"
Many of the respondents were academics, by the way.

Illustration for MIT System Valves in Herford. My job was to create a painting for the CEO's office and meeting room, which would reflect the company's work.

Just a fun product that I developed in 2012 after participating in a "Queer Nude Drawing Course". The boards were sold on a trade fair in Zurich. (I still have a few, if you want one.)

Another example of visual poetry: "Kopfgeburt". The title is a German word play.

There was a huge discussion in Zurich when the city wanted to ban the red light district from the city centre and push it to the outskirts - into an industrial area that had until then only been known for its restaurants. This chart is my - not so serious - answer to the discussion. It's part of a series of charts that I designed together with a fellow student.

Logo for the team shirts of athlete Adrian Mundwiler (aka "Mountain Man") from Switzerland. When I was asked to design this, I liked the idea to illustrate the actual shape of the mountains that Mundwiler grew up in.

Occasionally, I'm painting on commission for private and office space. I enjoy this kind of storytelling: no words necessary to represent the character of the klient or his/her company.

"Physiognomische Lektüre"; published in the literary magazine "Entwürfe - Zeitschrift für Literatur" (71/2012).

One of my current projects ist the development and website design for a superfood coffee called "Lu" (short for lupine coffee). The website is not yet online, but feel free to click on the link for more pictures.

This is a food blog that I feed occasionally with words, photos and yuminess from my travels.

Website for "Your Daily Detox", a provider of superfood shots.
Before you start searching the internet: It's a fictional brand.

I started the project when I realized that we humans have terribly little idea of our own bodies. So I developed a series of questions about us, our organs and their functions, conductet a survey and designed some colorful charts to help us navigate the human body.

The question for this illlustration was "Where is your liver?"
Many of the respondents were academics, by the way.

Illustration for MIT System Valves in Herford. My job was to create a painting for the CEO's office and meeting room, which would reflect the company's work.

Just a fun product that I developed in 2012 after participating in a "Queer Nude Drawing Course". The boards were sold on a trade fair in Zurich. (I still have a few, if you want one.)

Another example of visual poetry: "Kopfgeburt". The title is a German word play.

There was a huge discussion in Zurich when the city wanted to ban the red light district from the city centre and push it to the outskirts - into an industrial area that had until then only been known for its restaurants. This chart is my - not so serious - answer to the discussion. It's part of a series of charts that I designed together with a fellow student.

Logo for the team shirts of athlete Adrian Mundwiler (aka "Mountain Man") from Switzerland. When I was asked to design this, I liked the idea to illustrate the actual shape of the mountains that Mundwiler grew up in.

Occasionally, I'm painting on commission for private and office space. I enjoy this kind of storytelling: no words necessary to represent the character of the klient or his/her company.