I am a painter and a development economist. As an economist, I work at the United Nations in Geneva. As an artist, I am searching to express confused ideas, suggest topics for discussion, to convey feelings. 

 

I honestly have to say that is by default. I am constrained to work with forms and color, dots and lines, as they feel more familiar and intuitive to me than words and sounds. 

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I owe much to Gilbert Wolfisberg, my drawing and painting teacher. He taught me the importance of composition and color theory.