I come from Leipzig in Germany where I go to uni.
During a student exchange to Melbourne in Australia a few years ago I got in touch with the benefits of intercultural encounters... Having nice talks that broaden your horizon, to be come acquainted with new music, food or art and just having things to laugh about - that's what I love!

As a teenager I became involved in filmmaking and photography. During the past couple of years I produced a few short films and went deeper in to portrait photography. Wherever I stay I try to bring my camera along, so if you are interested in getting some new photos of yourself, that probably might not be a problem :)
Besides that I have been working in the film industry as an assistant director during the past years.

Nevertheless I am concerned about interpersonal conflicts over the whole world, which is a reason why I started studying law, now with a focus on international & human rights law.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because we all are humans and should not be afraid of intercultural encounters that much.
Getting to meet new people from another part of the world and having a nice time together is one of the most rewarding feelings that you can achieve.
Each convergence between two people makes the world little bit easier and supports the idea of a peaceful cohabitation.

Interests

• arts
• literature
• beer
• partying
• politics
• reading
• piano
• sociology
• filmmaking
• cinema

Music, Movies, and Books

Film: Birdman, No country for Old men, The Shining
Book: The Monk of Mokka (Dave Eggers)

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Israel, Italy, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Australia, Germany