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Corsica& Hotel Casa Musicale in Pigna

In August 2025, I travelled to Corsica, where I spent a week at the beautiful, historic Hotel Casa Musicale, a space nestled between the mountains and the sea. The hotel welcomed me with earthy-colored rooms that whispered stories from the past, mornings with fresh orange-olive-oil cake and a sea view, organic, homegrown dinners that tasted like home, and evenings filled with the sound of the fire and Corsican folk music.

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Restaurant “Blattgold” and Café “Weidenkantine” in Hamburg, Germany

A young family-run business with a restaurant and two café spaces — each with its own personality. I bring their story to life online by shaping a social media presence that reflects their values, using photography, short-form video, and thoughtful copywriting.

Restaurant wall with shelves holding various liquor bottles, wine bottle, glassware, and decorative green plants in a rustic-style setting.
A plated gourmet dish featuring two scoops of beige sauce, garnished with fresh herbs, on a bed of rice, with a piece of cooked cabbage topped with herbs, served with a dark sauce on the black plate.
A woman in a black apron preparing ingredients for a cake in a restaurant kitchen.
A woman in a black shirt and blue apron decorates pumpkin cakes with white frosting in a kitchen.

Concept Store Prana Station, Hamburg Germany

Prana Station is a modern spiritual concept store in Hamburg, Germany. I create the web presence, communications strategy & support Prana Station with their social media storytelling and photography.

An intimate conversation about beauty as an anchor

I meet Hanna, the owner of Prana Station, at a café in Hamburg, where we share a moment with hot chocolate. She places three quartz crystals that she has brought with her on the table between us. "I love these bringers of light most of all," she says. Her eyes speak of her wonder at the world. She holds each stone in her hand for a few minutes. They have her full attention, and she listens. “They have been my anchor all along”, she says.

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Ink artist Jiang Sanshi in her nature studio in the mountains of Taipei, Taiwan

The Taiwanese ink artist Jiang Sanshi invited me into her world – her nature studio in the mountains of Taipei. Every morning, we walk into the mountains and find a spot on a rock beside a creek and sit in silence for a while, a warm cup of tea in our hands. Beside us, an empty piece of paper on a stone. We find ourselves in the midst of motion and stillness, sound and silence, force and tenderness, light and shadow dancing on the paper. Jiang Sanshi comes here daily and paints to give expression to all that she perceives when she listens. I watch how the ink finds its way on the paper, how it interacts with the stone underneath, the dancing shadows, the wind and water. Painting, as I learn from her, is an attitude of openness. It is a way of breathing with all that is.

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