elisabeth es

At the time she is “at home” in the cultural center for young people, where she only focuses on art (especially painting, theater, dance). With her works of art she wins many competitions, which she regularly takes part in. There are also television appearances, theater performances abroad, concerts with well-known singers, and press reports.

Then art is over:

[- Her parents: “Being an artist is not a profession, you need a decent job; you can't make a living from painting; As long as you live under our roof, you will do what we tell you -]

—-> so

In 2000 - at just 15 years old, her parents sent her to Berlin all by herself with no knowledge of German - there she worked as a waitress and nanny in parallel to school, training and high school diploma in order to survive. - the first, visible depressions, diagnosis of ADHD - both untreated - swept under the carpet by parents. “We are a NORMAL family.”

2009 car accident and surgery on the spine, which is why she returned to Wroclaw.

2009 - Founder and owner of the art language school in Wroclaw - which also became an art gallery where exhibitions take place regularly. Children and adults learn foreign languages ​​through art, among other things. The school is full of adopted animals, it feels like Alice in Wonderland. At this point she starts painting again (main topic of human rights), still accompanied by depression and accordingly “motivated” by her father: “Nothing will come of you, no one comes to your school anyway, don’t even open it.” . A few years later the school was crowned the best language school in Poland. Radio, television and press appearances followed.

In 2018 she got married and gave up everything for her husband. They move to Munich together.

2018-2020 severe depression, unhappy marriage, husband travels a lot for work, she is lonely, she paints a lot.

2020 difficult pregnancy, birth of her son, Corona pandemic. Depression.

2021 She starts digital painting and goes to therapy.

2022 She founded the art café 'es' in Munich. A few months later, the Kunst Café appears in the book 'by far the best cafés in and around Munich'.

2023 The big blow. She loses her art café.

2024 In January she is voluntarily admitted to the psychiatric clinic. The separation follows in August. She suffers, she finally learns to understand the world, she paints (her breakthrough with her life as the main theme) and heals. She is training to become an art therapist and is gathering strength again.