The manifest is a written statement and offers ten basic rules of collaboration. A collaboration that aims for a conscious interaction with each other as well as a conscious handling of our natural resources. A WIN-WIN!It talks about values, experiments, mistakes, feedback, time...and the mindset, of course. The manifest serves as a kind reminder in our busy day-to-day lives.

Tino Sehgal is internationally known for his art that works with the human body only and without any material. But he is also known for his conviction regarding a sustainable business practice and his no-fly policy. In our conversation, he shared with me his intriguing thoughts about art and sustainability, where they come together and where they simply don’t. Spoiler alarm: Action speak louder than words!

The world experiences political repression at its best these days. Unfortunately, this is also quite common within a country where opponents to the government and the "national interest" are condemned. The most recent case takes place in Kraków Poland at the The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre.

In Anbetracht der Bundestagswahl 2021 mache ich mit diesem Artikel gleich drei ungewöhnliche Dinge, die mir aber notwendig erscheinen. Denn eines ist für mich klar: "Nur" wählen reicht für mich dieses Jahr nicht aus. Hier meine Gedanken (und Sorgen).

We all love music! Why not gifting it? This fundraising campaign collects music instruments and equipment for the Berlin Open Music School which provides free music classes, music education and above all a community.

New post on how arts & culture shape environmental behaviour. Find out about the richness of ideas that already exist.

Culture - as in the way we think and behave - is the answer (and the source of) to our problems. This article summarizes thoughts of Prof. Dr. Harald Welzer on this topic and how the Arts can help.

Now, this is a full-fletched love letter to art! Read about all the beautiful effects environmental art can have on human beings, when ‘used right’.

Granting legal personhood to natural sites? Sounds crazy however it is a trend suggested by New Zealand that ripples out to other countries. Why? It saves natural sites from continuous overexploitation. Read more about it here.

The mindset is really key to any appropriate behaviour. Indigenous communities base their practices on a worldview that fosters the preservation and protection of our natural resources. Find out here what this involves.

My personal ideas and thoughts on various articles which deal with climate change, the importance of identity and who we include in this identity spiced up with indigenous truths.

Especially during the beginnings of Covid-19 we suffered from fear, panic and a loss of freedom of mobility. However we tend to forget that every crisis also bears a lot of potential. Here is my personal elaboration on the potential of crisis.