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A progressive rock track that combines elements of jazz, rock and electronic music.
An experiment in audio storytelling, in the spirit of "Peter and the Wolf" or "The Carnival of the Animals".
A long-term art project of casual doodles on a black canvas. The painting is still work in progress; you can see the evolution by clicking on the image below.
Down at the pigeon river, the world is at peace... until the squirrels invade! A miniature ballet suite.
A collection of flash stories (less than 500 words) in German on the theme of waiting for the perfect moment.
Born and raised in the suburbs of Munich, I quickly made my way through German kindergarten where, in the summer of 1993, I invented the world's first perpetual motion machine. Sadly, it was destroyed in a heated dispute over toy blocks the very same day.
I then went on to primary school. It was there that I discovered my love for math, successfully proving the Poincaré conjecture with a deflated volleyball years before Perelman.
In secondary school, I set out to build my very own time machine but, due to funding issues, had to settle for a very fast toaster instead.
At university, I studied history and interpretative dance, finishing with a PhD in both. Thesis title: A deconstruction of the French Revolution by means of flailing one's arms around.
After obtaining my doctorate, I went into finance. Working as a hedge manager for a multinational bank, I trim hedges every other day to maintain the facade of professionalism.
On my off days, I like being creative.