The Journey That Led Me Here

My path has never been linear—it’s been wild, expansive, and deeply transformational. I’ve spent my life exploring the world in unconventional ways, seeking meaning through music, mysticism, and self-discovery.

In my early twenties, music became my sanctuary. Learning guitar was more than just picking up an instrument—it was a way to soothe and alchemize the intense emotions I was carrying. Poetry and music were my tools for understanding myself and the world, a way to process what words alone couldn’t express. Around the same time, I started therapy and uncovered wounds I didn’t know existed. Life felt like too much, but art and spirituality became my guides through it.

A major shift came in my late twenties. I changed my lifestyle, freed myself from addictions, and dove deep into the unseen layers of existence—exploring tarot, breath work, and meditation. This awakening was both exhilarating and overwhelming, with synchronicities aligning in ways that felt almost surreal. At that time, I didn’t have many people to talk to about what I was experiencing, so I immersed myself in studying occult traditions, energy work, and mystical teachings. I began learning tarot through the lens of Kabbalah and realized that my inner artist was calling to be fully alive—a dream I had held since childhood but had been too afraid to pursue.

At the same time, I found deep purpose in something very tangible—foodsharing. I became part of a collective that rescued and redistributed food, saving it from waste and ensuring it reached people who needed it. It was more than just sustainability; it was a powerful act of community, care, and reimagining our relationship with resources. Foodsharing became one of my greatest passions, a grounding force amidst my spiritual explorations.

After completing my Master’s degree in Bioeconomy I attended an artist immersion in France, which gave me the spark to made a bold choice: I moved to Berlin—a city of creativity, chaos, and deep transformation…

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