Entartete Kunst is an ongoing project by the artist that explores censorship, freedom of expression, and the reinterpretation of legacy through both digital and physical forms. Drawing inspiration from artists like Paul Klee, whose work was condemned by the Nazi regime as primitive and dangerous, IMPREINT metamorphoses certain types of materials into a series that invites open-ended dialogue rather than definitive answers.
The collection exists first as a digital commodity, offering broad accessibility and new models of ownership, before granting collectors access to the physical AP, serving as a glimpse into the artist’s psyche.
With a strong conceptual underpinning, Entartete Kunst challenges how art is valued, shared, and remembered.

The project also extends to younger audiences through Magic Squares, a workshop that encourages children to engage with the collection’s themes and artistic language, nurturing imagination while honouring artistic freedom across generations.