Multidisciplinary Artist
Exploring electronic winds, curating community jams at Himmelbeet, and documenting the journey through a lens.
My path hasn't been a straight line. For years, I was a nomad, traveling the world with just a backpack and a guitar. I absorbed rhythms from South America, melodies from the Balkans, and the raw, unfiltered energy of street performances everywhere in between.
Those travels shaped my ear and my lens. I realized that music and photography are just different mediums for capturing the exact same thing: a fleeting moment of human connection.
Eventually, the magnetic, gritty pull of Berlin brought me here. The city's tolerance and its relentless electronic pulse provided the grounding I needed. It was here that my acoustic roots intertwined with synthesis, leading me to lay down the guitar and pick up the Akai EWI.
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Merging the breath and physical expression of a woodwind instrument with the infinite sound design possibilities of synthesizers.
The EWI allows me to translate the subtle nuances of breath pressure and bite dynamics into MIDI data. It perfectly bridges my organic musical background with Berlin's heavy electronic soul.
EWI & Analog Synths
EWI Solo Loop
Live Jam Session Excerpt
Every other week, I organize open jam sessions at the Himmelbeet community garden in Wedding. It's a space where urban gardening meets spontaneous musical creation.
"Surrounded by raised beds and city life, we blend acoustic instruments with electronic setups powered by portable batteries. There are no genre boundaries—just listening and responding in the open air."
Gartenstraße 77
13355 Berlin
Sundays, 15:00
Weather permitting
Bring your instrument or just your ears.
Capturing the rigid geometry of the city alongside the chaos of global travel.