Lukas Müller’s paintings in soft pastel and gouache on raw jute explore the fragility of memory. Layers of pigment bleed into the fabric, mirroring how recollections fade and shift over time. Some images remain crisp, while others dissolve into hazy, dreamlike forms. His rapid, instinctive gestures capture fleeting thoughts—moments slipping away, yet leaving a trace. The contrast between sharpness and blur creates a quiet tension, reflecting the unstable nature of remembering and forgetting.

Lukas Müller (b. 1986) is a Berlin-based artist who studied at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf under Albert Oehlen and at Städelschule Frankfurt under Michael Krebber. Recent exhibitions include danke Imagination Apartment works at Lucas Hirsch, Düsseldorf; In the Sight of a Man at M+M Gallery, Hong Kong; Against Nature at Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt am Main (curated by Alex Thake); and S**, You Got Insurance* at LFDY x Lucas Hirsch, London. His work investigates memory, perception, and impermanence through soft pastel and gouache on raw jute.