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DI: Your imagination is quite incredible, it's very versatile, I think of Tim Burton, Salvador Dali and Mad Max to name a few unorthodox characters. Your illustrations are deep and mystical yet playful and spiritual and I even sense a bit of sensitivity.  Define to us your character.

LW: Thank you for the kind words. My character? Analytical, introspective, curious, calm, and extremely logical and passionate at the same time.

DI: Your later works seem to be more innocent, yet I don't doubt that they don't have some intense story behind them. The fine artist still appears but how would you say your style has evolved or changed since when you began?

LW: I don't know if innocent is the right word. I think they're just evolving depending on the time I'm passing through and they're becoming more mature, symbolical and not so obvious as they were at the beginning.

DI: Describe to us a day in the life of Laura Wächter when she was about 8 years old. (Oh and please explain exactly how we pronounce your surname.)

LW: I used to live with my mother in a pretty small town in the south of Spain. Our home was just next to the old abandoned school, in the same building, so it had a lot of doors and corridors that I am damn afraid of. My favourite hobbies were staying a lot of hours at my bedroom recording myself into a cassette and then listening to it a hundred times, going out and trying to touch slightly stray cats, playing the old LucasArts's graphic adventure games and collecting insects with my cousin that were already drowned in her pool.The best way to know how to pronounce my surname is to write it on google translator, choose german and click play!

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