BioRe, as a pioneer for organic cotton aims at revitalizing the soil, preserving and strengthening biodiversity in India and Tanzania through creating space for small farming development and the fulfillment of human rights for farming families.

On behalf of the bioRe Foundation, which works from Switzerland for the well-being of organic cotton farmer families and communities in India and Tanzania, I was asked to document their involvement in India as a documentary filmmaker and photographer in 2023.

A short documentary film that shows the complexity of environmental pollution and exploitation of natural resources in Guatemala. By shifting perspectives, the film explores the question of the dynamics that play a role in the interplay between actions and long-term effects on the environment, and why development, globalization, poverty, and corruption are important in the discourse.

Stories have the power to change the world. At the Discovery Days in Flims adventures, photographers, filmmakers, journalists, and researchers share their personal experiences with more than 900 visitors. I had the honor to stand on stage with my partner and talk about a topic that is close to our hearts; Kashmir. A disputed region, drawn by beauty and tragedy.

Last year I was invited to present my experiences in areas affected by conflict to the members of one of the 200 Kiwani clubs in the Surselva region of Graubünden.

This short memoir is a tribute to the life of a wonderful woman.

Photographs of the events in New Delhi during the 2021 pandemic, which I documented up close. I followed the events in India as an independent observer and do not want to push any specific narrative.

DROP is a service design concept for an application software that helps us develop a more sustainable and social consumer behavior by submitting more transparency about the use of resources during the production process. DROP creates more transparency about manufacturers and provides deeper insights into the water consumption behind our daily groceries.