SAXA “Frida Kahlo”

Artistically, he works primarily with one tool—his words. Thus, in the land of poets and thinkers, he writes poems and thoughts, stories and biographies.

His word paintings, handwritten in ink on canvas, visualize parts of these texts and manage to combine the two major artistic fields of literature and visual art into a single plane. In this way, he reinforces and/or questions contextual connections, themes, and statements.

He consistently invites his audience to engage in dialogue, not only when reading from his paintings at readings. He also values ​​handwriting as a means of personal expression.

That is why he regularly works with schools to inspire children and young people, as well as teachers and parents, to learn language and literacy.

SAXA's works are now represented in numerous exhibitions, collections, and institutions at home and abroad. His portraits can be found in museums such as the Karl Marx House in Trier, the August Macke House in Bonn, and the German Röntgen Museum in Remscheid.