
Works
A curated selection of paintings created over the years. Presented chronologically, the works reflect the ongoing development of my visual language, evolving themes and artistic practice.
2026
Goregous
Prepare for it
The Answer to Everything
2025
Goregous
Monster Mugs
What What What
2024
Street Sign
Circumstances
Frequent Happiness
2023
Deep Layer
New and spicy
Healing
Just Another
Street Sign
2022
OK Hi
The One
New Ways
Duo
Imperfection
2021
Monstersquare
Monster Inc.
Next Round to Paradise
A Monsterous Way Out
Who would have thought
Wheele
Public Art
Railway Station Underpass, Radolfzell
Client: City of Radolfzell
Public art commission for the pedestrian underpass at Radolfzell railway station. The visual concept was developed to strengthen orientation between Lake Constance and the city centre, using a continuous illustrated narrative to make the route more intuitive for residents and visitors.
Painted Container, Sonnenrain School
Client: Kinderzeit Radolfzell
Public art commission for a metal container at Sonnenrain School in Radolfzell. The existing functional structure was transformed through Fatin Rahmouni’s characteristic monsters and visual language, bringing colour and a distinct artistic presence into the school environment.
Interior Mural, Engen
Client: Rasthof Engen
Large-scale interior mural created for Rasthof Engen. Spanning approximately 4 × 6 metres, the work brings Fatin Rahmouni’s characteristic monsters and visual language into the architectural space, transforming the wall into an immersive, site-specific artwork.
Monster Tunnel, Radolfzell
Client: Technische Betriebe Radolfzell
Public art project transforming a pedestrian underpass in Radolfzell through Fatin Rahmouni’s characteristic monsters and visual language. Initiated as a pilot project against recurring graffiti vandalism, the intervention turned the functional passage into a colourful and distinctive public space.
KFZ – Kunst für Zukunft
Client: KFZ – Kunst für Zukunft
Public art project for Kunst für Zukunft in Radolfzell, transforming the building’s exterior walls through Fatin Rahmouni’s characteristic monsters and visual language. The large-scale intervention brought the artistic language of the studio into the urban environment and became part of the site’s visual identity.