“There is no finished product, it’s all a process. As a curator, everything you produce is merely Act I of a performance.”

“...I consider pain the most direct form of education. Pain and suffering point to different perceptions. No matter which it is, only you know; pain will never lie, and it is the most solid sensory experience in all systems.”

“Issey Miyake is one of the people who had a significant impact and was important for my education. It was a real privilege for me to witness what the creative journey of such a visionary looked like. One of the things that struck me very much was how he always stayed free and fearless in his creative processes.”

“After the pandemic, people are thinking more about the quality of life in their immediate surroundings. Issues like urban mobility, green spaces, and public spaces have become more relevant.”