As a textile artist, she explores Lisa Sudermann The sensory impact of materiality, particularly in the interplay of haptics and visual perception. Her textile objects are the result of an intensive engagement with materiality, both as physical substance and as an emotional vehicle.

Drawing on her training as a makeup artist and her many years of experience in the theater, she developed a refined sensitivity to surfaces, forms, and textures, as well as their immediate impact on people. The tufting technique, which she taught herself, became a central means of expression. From a playful and experimental approach, more complex objects with sculptural depth quickly emerged. These textile compositions possess the feel of abstract paintings in a soft guise. They open spaces for touch, resonance, and profound experiences.

The resulting works explore questions of intimacy, security, and the relationship between people and objects. The artist's own emotional experience as a sensitive, feminine, and gentle person informs each piece and serves as the driving force behind her creative process.