My works are created in a process-oriented interplay of screen printing, painting, and digital techniques. The starting point is the digital image space, in which numerous layers are built up, superimposed, and shifted before being transferred to the canvas in layers.

I am interested in the movement between planning and chance, between control and spontaneity. Each layer influences the next and opens up unexpected possibilities—this is how screen printing becomes an experimental tool for me, constantly driving the process of image creation forward.

Abstract and organic forms, fragmented plant elements, and architectural set pieces meet on the canvas. They create spaces that simultaneously build up and dissolve—places between memory and transformation. Through repetition, superimposition, and painterly gestures, an open pictorial space emerges in which scenes are suggested rather than clearly depicted.

My works oscillate between abstraction and recognizability, between digital aesthetics and analog presence. It is precisely in this tension that the actual dynamics of the image unfold for me.

Christoph Brückner