Estelle Lichtenberger-Froehling’s studio in Luxembourg is a treasure trove of vintage postcards, weathered book pages, and antique photographs—many of which she finds at flea markets, second-hand book fairs, or through personal collections. These materials are the heart of her work, forming the basis for her collages and assemblages. Each piece she creates is a narrative, a journey through time and memory, where seemingly insignificant fragments come together to form multi-dimensional stories. For Estelle, these materials are more than just raw material—they carry the history and essence of their past. In working with them, she finds creative freedom and a sense of inner calm. Her process, characterised by spontaneity and meticulous attention to detail, gives her art a unique depth and intimacy. Estelle’s work invites viewers to slow down and uncover beauty in the forgotten.
Estelle Lichtenberger-Froehling