In the artist's words:

Fabian Freese spent a lot of time in nature in his early childhood and formed his sense of aesthetics there. As a teenager, he gained experience spraying graffiti until he began studying fine art at the Free Academy of Fine Arts (fadbk) in 2006. He graduated in 2011 and was already exhibiting internationally during his studies. Freese's work has since been shown at exhibitions and art fairs in many countries in Europe, America, Asia and Australia, and he has had solo exhibitions in New York and Sydney, among others. His multi-layered work is an aesthetic and formal exploration of the urban environment and our living environment. He searches for materials that are used by almost everyone in life and transforms them into works of art in which the original idea of the use of the object is no longer important, but only the form and color count - as in the Everyday Objects series. Another series that refers to life in contemporary cities around the world is the Lightpainting series. These are long exposure photographs in which Freese interacts with and reflects the space of the urban environment in which the photograph was taken while the exposure lasts. Freese often combines different areas of contemporary art, such as painting with photography or painting with objects, etc. He tries to transcend the boundaries of the traditional concept of art to create works that are future-oriented.