I BUILD SPACES
WHERE THINGS CAN HAPPEN.
Artist · Event Technician · Space Maker · Logistician · Builder · occasional Analog DJ
Growing up between three countries.
I grew up in the tri-border region between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. Different cultures, languages and realities were never abstract to me. This region is not an edge. It is a place where worlds meet. That may be where my interest in spaces that connect people and make borders temporarily less important began.
More than 20 years between technology, roads and events.
My path was never particularly straight — and that is exactly what shaped the way I work today. For more than two decades I have moved through event technology, festivals, logistics and production: event technician, cross-trade freelancer, truck driver, logistician and dispatcher, organiser, booker, builder, camp builder and analog DJ. I like the moment when a plan meets reality: a truck arrives, material comes out and an empty site slowly becomes a place.
Australia: many jobs, new perspectives.
During my extended work-and-travel journey through Australia, I worked in agriculture, workshops, maintenance, housekeeping, theatre productions, local events and the event industry. Every place brought new people and skills. Adelaide Fringe changed how I see temporary culture. And that chapter is not finished: I dream of returning with our circus family.
European Burns — and Burning Man in Nevada.
My journeys have taken me to regional Burns across Europe and to Burning Man in Nevada. I did not just observe: I participated, helped build and experienced how a community creates temporary worlds. One day I want to return with our circus, or parts of it.
I had a dream. Together, we started building worlds.
I may be the one dreaming up some of these crazy ideas, but none of these worlds would exist without the people who build, organise, perform, cook, support and share responsibility. Community is not an extra. It is the heart.
Why circus tents?
Circus tents have a special role in this work. They are architecture that can travel. They mark a place without permanently occupying it. Inside, the atmosphere changes immediately: protected yet open, technically useful yet emotional. That is why the chapiteau keeps returning in my work and in the larger vision. Circus tents →
Many worlds. One journey.
Moving Worlds connects my work as a technician, builder, logistician and organiser with the artistic projects we create together. Some ideas are paid jobs. Others grow into worlds of their own. I want to keep developing both — open to new people, places and possibilities.
Technology and emotion.
Old tools and new ways.