Liane Weber

My work explores identity through a simple but powerful question: "Is this you?"
I am fascinated by the gap between who we are, who we think we should be, and what we truly feel. We constantly make choices—what we wear, what we surround ourselves with, what we place on our walls. But are these choices an expression of ourselves, or of expectations?
Through abstract paintings and conceptual works, I invite viewers to pause, reflect, and trust their intuition. My art is not meant to provide answers, but to create a moment of recognition—a feeling that cannot be explained, only experienced.
Because sometimes, you don't think it. You feel it.

In 2013, a close friend encouraged me to simply try painting. At the time, I had spent several years expressing my fascination with identity, human connection, and the relationship between our inner and outer worlds through poetry. One day, I bought my first canvas, paints, and brushes and translated these themes into color and form for the first time.
Since then, I have developed my artistic practice as a self-taught painter. Along the way, I have been continuously supported and mentored by a close friend with a background in fine arts, whose professional guidance has helped me refine and expand my own visual language.

2025 – Solo Exhibition at Fat Cat Cultural Center, Munich
I independently conceived, organized, and curated my first solo exhibition under the invitation “Have your wall say something.” The exhibition encouraged visitors to explore art as a reflection of identity and personal connection, in dialogue with the central question behind my work: “Is this you?” The exhibition resulted in the sale of 13 original artworks.