Philosophy — the search for spiritual reality 

Lüve’s artistic research stems from a fundamental question: what remains of the human spirit in an age disconnected from nature and desire?

Her paintings are inspired by philosophical traditions that contemplate happiness beyond material pleasure — from Spinoza and Socrates to Buddhist and Christian thought. Through imagined paradises and symbolic landscapes, she evokes the possibility of happiness regained: a world perceived not by the eyes, but by the soul.

In this vision, reconnection with the invisible becomes a form of power — not domination, but vitality. To paint is to reawaken the vital force that animates all beings, to remember our forgotten unity with the world.