Hi, my name is Hannah Lüneburg.

I’m a 26-year-old artist from Berlin. I grew up in the suburbs with my parents and two younger brothers and later moved back into the city. I’ve always been drawn to collecting memories and small objects that remind me of moments I want to hold onto.

My grandparents had a small finca with a pool on an overgrown hillside by the coast in Andalusia. I spent many summers there with my family, often climbing down the old twisted staircase to the beach to collect small tile pieces that had been sanded down by the sea. That place left a lasting impression on me and still shapes how Mediterranean landscapes make me feel and how captivated I am by the way a worn brick facade interacts with the effortless beauty of nature.

After studying graphic design in Berlin, I worked in that field for a while before realizing that painting was what I wanted to do. From a young age, I’ve considered myself an artist, practicing pencil drawing almost every week. My background in design shaped how I approach composition and contrast, and it was during that time that color theory clicked for me.

Each painting begins with a simple idea or visual memory. I work intuitively, often starting with a rough sketch and letting colors develop naturally until the balance feels right. Many of my works are inspired by Mediterranean light and places that carry a sense of calm and familiarity, often as a quiet contrast to life in Berlin.

I’m grateful to everyone who takes the time to look at my work and follow my creative journey. It’s a privilege to be able to create every day.

Thank you for being part of it.