About Inga

For me, art is a fundamental part of who I am. I create in order to express myself, and also to build a relationship with the world around me. I draw just about everything I come into contact with — but my main inspiration has always been from nature.

That inspiration took me to the Steiner School, where I trained as a Waldorf educator. Waldorf education is based on expressing through creative media such as watercolours, felting and mythology, and so art became a strong part of my identity as an educator.

In 2006, I graduated from the “Tiziano” Painting School in Venezia, specialising in Anthroposophic watercolours.

Since then I’ve continued to blend my teaching work with arts-based expression, working with both children and adults to enable learning, empowerment, connection, and wonder.

I live in Findhorn, where I trained as a Permaculturist, workshop Leader, Ecovillage Training Facilitator and Designer for Sustainability.

In the last 3 years I delve into digital art, becoming an illustrator.

I’m also a mum of two wonderful girls and I am still graduating from it.