Die Künstlerin Man' ist in den Bergen und betrachtet den Sonnenuntergang in der Ferne hinter den Bergen.

Always Exploring

Creative from a young age, I began sharing my art online in 2020. My journey started with painting (acrylics, pastels, oils) recently painting with acrylics on fabrics. I then expanded into digital illustration, with Adobe Illustrator and Procreate. I also added linocut into my artistic practice.

Passionate and continuous learning, I want to explore new techniques and possibilities within the ever-evolving world of art.

2022: Exhibition at the Ar Contemporary art gallery, Nuremberg
2023: Exhibition in the Yechet Mat restaurant, Nuremberg
2024: Part for the sixth artOmat session
2024: Featured in the #dubistamzug project, 3 posters of my illustration displayed in the streets of Berlin
2025: Part for the seventh artOmat session

Exhibitions and curated projects

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my portfolio

Driving Feminist Change

I advocate for equal rights for all, using my art to empower individuals, especially women, by supporting their journey toward self-empowerment and autonomy. To reclaim control over their lives and make strategic, informed choices.

Women are fascinating. Their strength, everyday moments of sisterhood, and the way they think inspire me so much, I feel the need to draw them.

For Cultural Freedom

I stand for the freedom to express opinions and ideas without censorship, restraint, or legal consequences.

Step by step, become who you want to be and liberate yourself without explanation. Pissenlit is fueled by a passion for CULTURE, captivated by debates, music, dance, books, theatre, and documentaries.

My art is about asking questions. I use quotes and explore philosophical ideas to try to see things from new perspectives.

How to live in a digital world

Believing in a public, democratic internet includes valuing user education about data privacy and understanding how digitalization can affect mental health.

I love humanity, flaws and all. In a fast world dominated by screens, social networks, and artificial intelligence, I believe we often lose sight of what truly matters.

That’s why I encourage taking breaks, disconnecting, and embracing moments of stillness.