“Collect Moments, Not Things — Because Life Happens in the In‑Betweens.”

Paulina Böger is a German contemporary artist based in Munich, whose work explores the quiet poetry of everyday life. Recognised for her minimalist drawings of mountains, sailing scenes, and intimate human moments, she uses art as a way to slow down a fast world — and to remind others that meaning often hides in the small, fleeting details we tend to overlook.

Raised in Germany and shaped by years as a competitive athlete, Paulina learned early what focus, discipline, and inner balance mean. Art became her counterweight — a refuge she returned to again and again. What began as a childhood sanctuary evolved into a lifelong practice: a place where she could breathe, observe, and translate emotion into line, texture, and space.

Her artistic language draws inspiration from minimalism, nature, and the emotional clarity found in stillness. Whether she sketches the curve of a sail catching wind or the silhouette of a mountain ridge disappearing into fog, Paulina’s work captures the essence of a moment rather than its literal form. She distills experiences into simplicity — not to reduce them, but to reveal their core.

After moving to Munich, her creative journey deepened. Surrounded by mountains, lakes, and a culture that celebrates craftsmanship, she refined her style into what it is today: clean, calm, intentional. A visual world where every line has purpose and every blank space breathes.

Her collections often revolve around themes of movement and pause — the tension between adventure and serenity. Sea Lines explores the freedom of open water. Silver Lining reflects the grounding stillness of alpine landscapes. Everyday Magic celebrates the beauty of ordinary moments: a shared glass of wine, a quiet morning, a laugh with friends. These contrasts are not accidental; they mirror her own life between ambition and softness, structure and spontaneity.

Paulina’s inspiration comes from her lived world. From sailing trips, long hikes, conversations with people she loves, and the simple joy of being present. She sees life as a series of moments worth collecting — and invites viewers to step into her drawings as if they were memories of their own.

Whether you’re an art lover, a seeker of calm, or someone who cherishes the beauty of small things, Paulina’s work offers a gentle reminder: The moments we keep shape the stories we live.