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Das Art Department.
We’re a hands-on, analogue art studio – real materials, real people, real conversations. Our website is still growing, just like we are. If something doesn’t work perfectly yet, thank you for your patience.
If booking online feels tricky, simply give us a call – we’re always happy to help and book you in personally. Creativity first. Technology catching up.
Confidence through creation.
A creative space for children, teens and adults to slow down, focus and grow.
Away from screens, close to themselves.
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YOU JOIN!
FREE! ON Sunday March 15th
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No Commitment. Just creativity
What it's
about?
Das Art Department is not about talent or performance.
It is about creating with your hands, staying with a process and building confidence along the way.
Drawing and painting become tools to focus, to think clearly and to reconnect with oneself – without pressure, comparison or expectations.
For whom?
Children
Hands-on creative work that supports focus, patience and confidence.
Teens
A space away from constant digital input, offering presence and concentration.
Adults
Time to reconnect with creativity – without pressure or expectations.
No prior experience required.
Our Rules.
No pressure. No comparison. No expectation to perform. Just time, guidance and space to create.
About me
I'm Max - 29 years old, an artist, athlete and graphic designer originally from Hamburg, Germany.
I grew up in a creative household – my father was an artist – so making things has always been part of my life. I’ve long been interested in reshaping what already exists, finding beauty in the everyday and turning thoughts into something visible and shared. Painting and music have been central to that process.
I studied business administration and fine art to combine creative independence with structure. During lockdown, I returned intensively to painting – a turning
point that connected different parts of my life: art, music, movement and teaching.
Das Art Department grew out of the wish to pass on what creative work has given me. In an increasingly digital world, I believe deeply in the value of handmade, human-made work – creating something out of nothing as a way to slow down, focus and build confidence.
Working with children and young people matters greatly to me. I respect their intelligence and their unfiltered way of seeing the world. My role is not to shape them, but to create spaces where that way of seeing can remain intact and grow.