Where art meets craftsmanship
Woodworker by day - Artist by night
Most artists in the world probably share this fate with me.
I was a full-time illustrator, but my self-employment didn't pan out as I'd hoped, so I put that dream behind me for the time being and completed an apprenticeship as a carpenter.
During those years, I learned a lot, especially practical thinking and action.
I finally had to put everything I'd learned to the test in my journeyman's piece, and so I created a piece of furniture to honor my innermost being.
My passion for art.
The "Cubist" is a cabinet in which I store my materials, and as I designed, my artistic knowledge constantly flowed into its practical implementation.
I am more than just an artist; I am also a craftsman.
Not only a free spirit, but also a pragmatist.
Recently, I jokingly told a friend a parable about my career path.
Right after high school, I began studying renewable resources. There, I learned, above all, how to solve complex problems theoretically.
As an artist, I learned how to solve my clients' simple problems in the most complicated way possible.
And as a carpenter, I learned how to solve catastrophic problems in a way that works. Ideally, quickly and simply.
And now? What's next?
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Together we figure out a solution that really work!