I’m Lukas Leibe - Berlin-based actor and artist, raised between football fields the stage and paint stained notebooks.

For over a decade, I’ve told stories through film, television, and theater. But somewhere between lines and lights, I picked up a brush and never really put it down.

Painting became a space of freedom for me. No script, no director, no one to impress. Just me, my thoughts, and a blank canvas. And somehow, that turned into something real.

I paint what moves me. Fleeting moments, quiet thoughts, chaotic feelings. I try to capture them, condense them, and freeze them into little visual worlds. Not to explain them, but to invite others in. To feel something. To connect.

I never studied art. I didn’t plan a business. I just started sharing what I made, and people started resonating.
Today, I’m proud to offer limited-edition prints and originals. All crafted with care, texture, and a bit of that theatre magic.

Whether I’m on stage, in front of a canvas, or behind a camera, I create with curiosity, heart, and the hope that it might spark something in you.

I’ve always been searching for stories, for meaning, for myself.As an actor, I’m lucky enough to explore my inner world professionally. That’s where my painting was born: not as a side project, but as another way of expressing what moves me.

I don’t believe in choosing one path. Acting and art are both parts of who I am. One informs the other. Performance gives me energy and painting gives me space.
On stage or in front of the camera, I become someone else. But on canvas, I become more myself.I paint what I feel. I try to distill emotions and freeze them into tiny, textured worlds.

I want my art to invite people into their own inner landscapes to connect without explanation.
There’s no pressure, no rules. Just curiosity, freedom, and this strange but beautiful urge to create.

If a raccoon painting can say something true about the human condition, I think I’m on the right path.And no matter where that path leads. I’ll always be telling stories.Thanks for being here.

This is for you, who saw something in me before the rest of the world did.