Artists Bio

I’m Angelika – artist, storyteller & creative coach.
Through my artworks and courses, I explore how art can set us free and spark inspiration.
To me, creativity is more than a talent – it’s a powerful inner resource that lives within us all.

My Artists Statement:

The Art of Liberation

My paintings radiate a playful lightness – and yet, they carry a deep, grounding force.
I feel it myself: when I sit at my desk with my artworks behind me, I can sense their energy.

In my creative process, I work with collage, acrylics, and texture.
I reduce forms, let lines dance, and explore a minimal color palette: black – that isn’t truly black – white, and a single accent color.
My drawing is loose and intuitive. I intentionally break through structure, allowing space to emerge – space where freedom becomes tangible.

I experienced this sense of liberation when I found my own style – when I let go of expectations and followed what brought me joy.

My art invites you to do the same.
It reminds you of your own power and gives you the courage to walk your own path.
What happens when you let go?

Background & Artistic Journey

Born in 1963 in beautiful Munich, Germany.

Educational background and further training in:
design, fashion illustration, business administration, psychology, painting, and art therapy.

Key stages of my artistic education:
• Meisterschule für Mode, Munich
• Kunstakademie Bad Reichenhall
• Florence Academy of Art
• Angel Academy of Art, Florence

Selected highlights:
• Juried focus-europa art award for the exhibition GRENZENLOS
• Various solo and group exhibitions in Germany, France, Italy, Lithuania, Serbia, and Russia

Artist Biography

Angelika Neumann began her artistic journey studying fashion illustration at the Meisterschule für Mode in Munich, where she developed a deep sensitivity for form, line, and aesthetics.
Her pursuit of perfection and craftsmanship led her to classical painting techniques, which she refined at institutions such as the Florence Academy of Art.
Rooted in precision and attention to detail, the classical approach formed the foundation of her visual language.
But over time, a growing desire for freedom emerged – a process that, over the years, guided her to break away from old structures and develop a visual language entirely her own.

Today, her art is an act of breaking free – a liberation from constraints, a playful tension between opposites, and an invitation to explore the unknown.
Her distinctive portraits of women radiate a sense of lightness while holding deep strength.
They are powerful and graceful, bold yet full of sensitivity – beings that do not conform, but evolve.
“My paintings are for those who sense that more is possible,” she says.
“They are sources of strength and reminders that true freedom begins when we give ourselves permission.”

In her studio, she doesn’t follow a fixed plan – but rather the creative flow itself.
Her works are born from intuition and experimentation – through layers, breaks, and the conscious dissolution of structure.
Beyond painting, she also develops creative projects centered around freedom and transformation.
Her mission is to inspire others to discover themselves and unlock their own creative force.