Director, writer & cinematographer.

I am drawn to the edges — where people live, work, and move in close connection with the land around them.

Storytelling, from my perspective, is a way of listening and shaping perception without imposing it.

My work follows human presence in landscape: the hands that craft, the rhythms of daily life, the gestures and habits that speak of memory and place. Each story unfolds slowly, in its own time, asking what it means to live closely with a particular corner of the world.

In 2025, I co-founded Otherlands, a non-profit initiative rooted in Switzerland, to allow these place-based stories to take form.

Film, writing, photography — these are the ways I hold attention.

I follow natural light, the subtle gestures of hands and bodies, the quiet details that carry memory and meaning. The work is not about spectacle, but presence.

Serra, the first project, traces lives in the remote mountains of Portugal.

Currently, Grischun turns its attention to Romansh culture in the Swiss Alps.

My approach to directing and cinematography is instinctive, quietly observant. I follow natural light and the rhythms of the day, letting images emerge from the environment rather than imposing them upon it. The camera becomes a witness, rather than a tool, and the work grows from attention and presence.