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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 ensure a professional appearance.
On my off days, I like being creative.