Since my early twenties, I have kept setting out again and again — in those younger years with a backpack, often hitchhiking, always open to the unknown. My paths have taken me through North and Central America, Asia, Australia, India, the Middle East, as well as Europe and Russia.
What has shaped me is not only the places, but above all the people. Encounters that stay under the skin: stories of war and displacement, of loss — but also of trust, humanity, and hope. Moments that remain, long after the journey moves on.
Out of these experiences, my songs and texts take shape.
I work between music and literature — as a singer-songwriter and author. My pieces are stripped back, clear, and intimate. They speak of life at the edge, of inner and outer journeys, of fate, and of the search for grounding in a world full of contradictions.
And yet it is not only about what is heavy. Within everything, there is also the quiet question of closeness, of love, of a place where one arrives — perhaps only for a fleeting moment.
My music follows this same spirit: understated, honest, with room for nuance. My book carries forward what begins in the songs — stories that need more time to unfold.
I do not give answers.
But I tell stories.
And I invite you to listen, to look closely —
and to enter stories that linger.