A monograph on Amelie von Wulffen is long overdue. For over twenty years, the artist has developed a formally and stylistically diverse body of work (collages, installation works, animated films, drawings, sculptures, and paintings), which is showcased in this publication with its persistent thematic focus. In the expression of the private and personal, Amelie von Wulffen takes a clear stance against German (cultural) history and argues as a compelling chronicler of repression. The biting humor that permeates her works does not shy away from any humanly possible degradation, although it is not always as direct as in her drawings and comics. The texts in this richly illustrated monograph examine von Wulffen's contribution to the discourse on painting, psychoanalytic aspects, and portray the painter as a role model for a new generation of female artists.