My Story

Susanne Brady grew up in the dark forests between the mountains of the Erzgebirge – once called Miriquidi, the “midnight forest” of ancient lore. Those towering, cold woods gave her both a deep bond with nature and a sense of darkness that flows through her art. Raised within a Christian tradition, yet always sensing the pagan ancestry in her blood, she set out into the world. Traveling across cultures, she absorbed wisdom, myths, and symbols from many peoples. Fascinated by flora and fauna, by religions and the human spirit, she weaves these impressions into her creations.

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She is deeply inspired by the ancient art of block printing – from the textile traditions of India and China to the powerful woodcuts of medieval masters like Albrecht Dürer. Drawing on her Fine Arts degree in Wood Sculpture and her work as a tattoo artist, she transforms wood into wall art, uniting both worlds of hand-carved design.

No two prints are ever the same – each piece carries the unique touch of the artist, making it a one-of-a-kind work of art.

Block printing is slow, intentional, and soulful – an ancient technique reborn through modern hands.