Ettelbruck, Rue du Deich (CHNP)

Recurring female figures are transformed into mermaids, also referencing the folkloric tale of Mélusine. The spirals evoke the shape of waves and, as one of the oldest symbols in human history, represent energy and life itself. The vases painted on all the columns are also connected to water, serving as containers or vessels and symbolically associated with women.

She continues the Twocans project alone, which she founded with her late partner in 2023. Her works combine vibrant colors, softness, and realism, playfully questioning the relationship between humans and nature, while highlighting the often-overlooked details of everyday life. Her poetic universe invites viewers to slow down and see the world with greater sensitivity.

Martine Koetz, an artist from Ettelbruck, returned to painting in 2022 after a career in fashion. She continues the Twocans project alone, which she founded with her late partner in 2023. Her works combine vibrant colors, softness, and realism, playfully questioning the relationship between humans and nature, while highlighting the often-overlooked details of everyday life. Her poetic universe invites viewers to slow down and see the world with greater sensitivity.

The mural created for LUGA is a tribute to nature, depicting a vibrant spring scene filled with plants, flowers, and trees, spread across 200 square meters. Its style blends figuration and geometry: up close, it feels abstract, while from a distance, the composition becomes more readable. Distorted proportions, bold color blocks, and sharp outlines define its visual language. Completed over six weeks, the artwork was painted using spray paint and façade paint.