Biography

Born in southern Germany, I discovered my passion for being in front of the camera at the age of 14. What captivated me was not only portraying a character but uncovering that character within myself, which brings a raw and intimate quality to the final image. Growing up, I was inspired by my grandfather, an artist, and his ability to evoke emotions through his paintings, and I have found similar joy in creating through modeling. My background in dance has deeply influenced my approach, allowing me to move naturally in front of the camera. After moving from Germany to the U.S., living in Texas, Kansas, California, Arizona, and now Washington, I embraced the name “European Cowgirl.” It reflects both my European roots and the sense of being a “lone ranger,” always adapting to new environments and forging my own path. Whether it’s through painting, architecture, or people-watching, I draw inspiration from the world around me. Ultimately, I thrive in collaborative spaces, working with like-minded creatives to craft something meaningful and unforgettable.