Astrid’s work is often inspired by the quiet landscapes of Bavarian forests and the untamed beauty of wild meadows. She walks to listen to trees and to the changing breath of the seasons as they unfold and fade. Flowers appear along her path not as decoration, but as fleeting signs — fragile, luminous, and always changing. In her paintings, memory and landscape blur together, and form emerges like an echo rather than a record of her memory. Each brushstroke carries a quiet sense of presence, inviting the viewer into a world that is always blooming and dissolving.