Rahel is a visual artist whose work unfolds between intuition and presence — between what is seen and what is still becoming. Over the past years, she has worked primarily as a tattoo artist, finding a deep sense of expression in that medium. Alongside this practice, painting on canvas has always been part of her world — sometimes quietly in the background, sometimes more boldly. In recent years, it has become a space of growing importance and intimacy.

A painting never begins the same way. Sometimes it starts with a feeling. Other times with a fog, with silence, or with chaos. There’s no formula — only the act of beginning. From that first gesture, a process unfolds that is deeply alive. Often, a point arrives when things feel off. Unclear. Not quite right. And rather than seeking quick answers, Rahel stays. She allows the discomfort to be part of the work. Part of the unfolding. Because, just like in life, the murky middle holds something essential — not in spite of the uncertainty, but because of it.

Her work is an exploration of presence — shaped by sensitivity, inner movement, and a trust in the unknown. Through color, texture, and form, she gives shape to what often lives beneath words.

Each painting is an invitation. A space that leaves room — for emotion, reflection, and all that hasn’t yet taken form. Her hope is simply this: that something in these works meets you where you are. That they hold a sense of breath and quiet recognition — as you, too, continue unfolding.