Luise grew up in Leipzig, in East Germany, in an environment of young alternatives, artists and survivalists who had a lasting influence on her life. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Integrated Design from Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, where she gained extensive knowledge in classical product and communication design, digital design techniques and materials research. She is currently working on her master's thesis on the philosophy of the absurd in Conceptual Fashion Design at Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle. She began her studies in the Bauhaus city of Dessau and transferred to the renowned Hong Kong Polytechnic University for a semester abroad to study in the field of product design at Jockey Innovation Tower. After completing her degree back in Germany, she interned as a 2D/3D designer on the construction-intensive and innovative Earthrise collection [AW21] for Iris van Herpen.

Her work covers a broad spectrum from digital art projects and digital fabrication to experimental material studies and fashion design. Her collaborative project Bioplastic Materialisation is an example of the development of sustainable design solutions. Here, bio-based materials were used to produce 3D printed objects, demonstrating the possibilities of bioplastics for additive manufacturing. In 2023, an essay written by Luise on the subject of "exhaustion pride" appeared in the publication U can sit with us – 24/7, for which she also was co-editor.