Leverenz understands her paintings as "spaces of possibility," often imbued with an existential, tragicomic, yet also poetic atmosphere.

Her works are narrative and characterized by magical realism. They revolve around the big questions of life in the search for our essence, our origins, and our future, and are an attempt to convey an idea of ​​ourselves. Larissa Leverenz works across media, focusing on screen printing, drawing, and painting. Analog drawings and objects are digitized and manipulated before being reprinted analogously. This transformation process plays with the characteristics of recognition and alienation, microcosm and macrocosm.

Born 1978 in Cologne, Germany 2000–2005 Studied Design at the Münster University of Applied Sciences; graduated with a diploma. 2005–2011 Studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna; Department of Fine & Media Arts (Graphic Arts and Printmaking), graduated with distinction in 2011. Since 2011, Senior Artist at the University of Applied Arts, Department of Graphics and Printmaking (Screen Printing and Reprography), Prof. Jan Svenungsson.