In it, I explore the fundamental questions: How does our brain perceive the world? How are thoughts, memories, and our sense of self created? And what does learning truly mean – beyond textbooks and curricula?

The book demonstrates how our brain doesn't simply reflect reality but actively creates it. It highlights how, through our individual experiences and perspectives, we continuously reshape the world. I draw connections between neuroscience, philosophy, and the practice of everyday life – and invite readers to question their own perception and thinking.

My travels take me to places that broaden the mind and touch the heart – and that is exactly what I aim to convey in my books.

My photo books are a tribute to the beauty of the mountains, the magic of the Alps, and the stories that travel reveals. With my camera, I capture moments that are often fleeting yet full of meaning – the play of light and shadow on a mountain peak, the silence of a lonely path, or the dynamism of a distant culture.