Don't stare, that's right! Even if they appear shy, with restrained curiosity or loudmouthed, with a vibrating tongue. They come out of the kitchen, the scrapyard or the junk room and do their thing. They let us wonder - may I? - turn the wheel? Push? Rattle? They awaken the child in us, play with associations and terms, wave their flag and let cartridge cases parade without being militant, send messages via crown cork stickers, rotate with brushes and key antennas and uninhibitedly observe their surroundings - you and me!
As mechanical objects and gadgets they mutate from the useful to the wonderful, they come out as globetrotters, heavyweights, street cruisers and one-eyed bandits who show us the way back into the world of fun, of sense-liberated comedy, of spontaneous joy.

Today, she is the most successful automata maker in Germany and describes herself as such:
I invent - Give wings, flags and titles - Get pistons and propellers moving - Change definitions - Give a second life - Stop time - Forge happiness and let things run their course...

... to our greatest joy!