About.

I write to contribute to questions that concern me: who decides, who benefits, what we overlook, and what we could do differently. Being shown what I've missed is part of the attraction.

Curiosity has accompanied me since childhood. Between eight and ten, I was reading philosophy, literature and religious texts, often understanding far less than I wanted to. At nine, I carved my own chess set from stone. Then came experiments with science, early computers, art and eventually underground music.

Those interests took me through international DJing, composing, festivals, banking, entrepreneurship, fine art and advanced technology. I've experienced remarkable successes and profound failures. Both matter. Failure has been a school of questioning, learning, building and rebuilding.

Growing up and living across European cultures shaped my appreciation for different perspectives. Along the way, I was fortunate to meet and learn from extraordinary people in art, technology, literature and music, including some whose achievements became part of history. What impressed me most wasn't their recognition or exceptional expertise, but their warmth, enduring curiosity and willingness to generously share their knowledge and experiences with me, sometimes a complete stranger.

My writing, music and views reflect these encounters and experiences. I value evidence, question my assumptions and try to see the world through other people's eyes. Understanding doesn't mean excusing wrongdoing. But beyond establishing responsibility, I'm interested in how we arrived here, what we can learn and how we might move forward together.

I don't write because I have the answers. I write because I haven't stopped looking for them.

And I haven't given up hope that we can make things better.