Astrid's work is often inspired by the quiet landscape of Bavarian forests and the untamed beauty of wild meadows. She walks to listen to the quiet language of trees, to the shifting breath of seasons as they unfold and recede. Along her path, flowers appear not as ornaments but as fleeting signs: fragile, luminous and ever changing, holding within them the quiet rhythm of becoming and passing. In these moments, nature reveals itself not as an image, but as feeling-a softness of light, a tremor of wind, a slow turning beneath the visible. Her work gathers these impressions, where memory and landscape blur, and form emerges like an echo rather than a record. Each gesture carries the quiet joy of presence, folding into her paintings - inviting the viewer to sense the delicate poetry of a world in constant bloom and dissolution.