15 Years of Drawing offers a concentrated overview of Svenja Kreh’s drawing practice, presenting drawing as a continuous mode of thinking rather than a preparatory tool.

The works trace a sustained engagement with line, surface, repetition, and erasure, revealing drawing as a space where observation, memory, and intuition intersect.

Kreh’s drawings unfold through accumulation and variation. Motifs reappear, shift, and dissolve; gestures oscillate between precision and openness. Time is inscribed not through narrative progression but through density, layering, and subtle formal change.

The publication reads as an archive of attention. It frames drawing as a long-term practice of looking and reworking, offering insight into an artistic language that develops through persistence, restraint, and the quiet intensity of marks made over time.