I am a multitude

There are many ways of moving through the world.

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The Musician

I compose music for myself, perform live for dance, and write music for film.

My work moves between piano, electronic sounds and field recordings. I am interested in how music can express what remains beyond words, and how sound can change the way we experience a moment, a body or a place.

A horse with a gray face and brown body lying down in a dark stable, wearing a halter, with a background of dark wood and straw.

The Shepherd

I live and work with animals, outdoors, through the changing seasons. Shepherding demands attention, patience and a willingness to engage with something that cannot be fully controlled.
It is a practice that confronts me with the fundamental conditions of life every day.

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The Conservationist

I work to restore wild grazing landscapes, where animals, plants and entire ecosystems can make room for one another again.
I am interested in how we can be part of these landscapes without having to shape everything according to our own ideas.

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The Filmmaker

I am drawn to personal stories, to the light in people’s eyes, and to moments of honesty and vulnerability.

Moving between documentary and poetic cinema, I work with encounters, landscapes and lived experiences, looking for ways to tell stories that move us, challenge us and bring us closer to one another.

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The Writer

I write novels and philosophical fables that explore the inner landscapes of human experience.

My stories circle around the wild within us, the fractures we carry, and the feelings that resist being put into words. I am interested in what lies beneath the surface of things, where something familiar begins to turn into something strange.

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The Wanderer

I love walking hundreds of kilometres over weeks and months, carrying everything I need, sleeping in a tent and waking beneath the open sky. Walking for days on end changes my relationship with time, with the landscapes I pass through and with myself.

It is a way of being in the world, of getting lost, finding my bearings and discovering what it means to feel dedication.