After graduating as a state-certified Interior Designer in Cologne, she was drawn abroad in search of new perspectives and inspiration. A particularly formative chapter was her time in Sydney, where she lived and worked for several months. Immersed in the city’s vibrant art, theatre and performance scene, she discovered new ways of thinking about space, atmosphere and staging.

Upon returning to Nuremberg, she deepened her engagement with contemporary art and theatre. Insights into rehearsals and creative processes at Staatstheater Nürnberg offered her a closer understanding of collaborative artistic practice and further shaped her interest in scenographic space.

Alongside this, she works as an Interior Designer in an interior design studio, accompanying spatial projects from initial concept through to realisation. Collaborations with international design brands including Minotti, B&B Italia and Cassina, as well as her exposure to different approaches in design and architecture, gradually broadened her perspective beyond traditional interiors and drew her towards exhibition spaces and temporary installations.

At the centre of her practice is an interest in spaces that move beyond function – spaces that respond to bodies and movement, create atmosphere and unfold their own narratives. Through the Master’s programme Stage Design at TU Berlin, she seeks to explore the intersections of stage design, exhibition and performance, further develop her artistic position, and investigate space as a multilayered, narrative medium.