At 15, I stumbled across Elon Musk's biography by chance. I devoured the book.

From then on, I became interested in Silicon Valley and people like Steve Jobs.

What makes Jobs special is the connection between technology and aesthetics: the idea that function and form belong together.

During my studies, I wanted to create space for projects, experiments, and experience.

So I started working in startups.

I never wanted to be a specialist, but a generalist: thinking in systems and working across disciplines.

In recent years, my focus has expanded.

I became interested in industrial design — Bauhaus, Braun, and Apple.

Today, I build integrations at the interface between product and user. This is where technology meets reality — where you see whether systems are truly understandable.

What inspires me is clarity, reduction, and functional honesty.

Technology scales, and design shapes how we experience it.

I am curious about systems — technical, economic, and design systems.

This website is my Denkraum.

A place to capture thoughts, make progress visible, and maybe eventually define the principles by which I rethink systems.