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Künstlerin, Filmproduktion, Zeitgenössische Kunst, Malerei, Anspruch, Kunstwerk, Abstrakt, Art, Berlin

I was born on February 16th, 1975 and grew up in a tower block of Berlin Marzahn as daughter of a middle-class GDR family.
Rather than going to school I used to surf the streets, roofs and S-Bahn trains of Berlin during my childhood and youth.

At the age of 16, giving birth to my first son changed my life fundamentally.
I made an excellent school qualification and a premature graduation of vocational training as a chemical laboratory assistant. This led to my first film "Ententanz" at the IG Chemie national youth meeting in 1993.


In 1998 I graduated high school in order to study directing. I met the artist Gauner, a rapper of the Berlin hiphop scene with his own show on VIVA. Here I produced first music videos in collaboration with several artists and laid the foundation of Berlin's poetry slam scene in the Tacheles.
In addition to the hiphop label Polycypher - Die Sekte, today AGGRO Berlin, the label Mobtik emerged in the following years as an expression of a free artist collective for Berlin filmmakers.

 

In order to give me the opportunity to produce experimental short films, a student of painting infiltrated me at Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee in 1999 so I could use the technical capabilities of the university. I created documentary, experimental and feature short films and in addition I approached art for the first time.


In 2001 I started as a technical assistant on television and made my way upward until I became a program manager of an international educational channel in 2009.


In 2017, now mother of three sons and a granddaughter, I dropped my television career to dedicate myself entirely to my passion for art.

                                EX.ZEN.TRI©K

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Allein geht es nicht - Hier finden Sie eine Link-Sammlung von Seiten, die Personen repräsentieren, die mich inspirieren, unterstützen und fördern:

Arttrado

Gauner (Peter)

Jordan T. A. Wegberg

Pixabay

Sascha Verwiebe

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