About me
I have a serious chronic illness myself and am familiar with the medical and bureaucratic challenges involved from personal experience. As well as I know how difficult it can be to reconcile personal goals and wishes with external barriers and one's own needs. This has motivated me to support people with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses and their close ones.
I worked many years as a video artist. Artistically and academically, I question oppressive and discriminatory systems of knowledge and action.
As human beings, we are constantly in relationships – with ourselves, with friends, family, and within our cultural and social circles. These relationships all contribute to the way we develop a sense of self, which is why I view a person’s identity as multifaceted.
I have a serious chronic illness myself and am familiar with the medical and bureaucratic challenges involved from personal experience. As well as I know how difficult it can be to reconcile personal goals and wishes with external barriers and one's own needs. This has motivated me to support people with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses and their close ones.
I worked many years as a video artist. Artistically and academically, I question oppressive and discriminatory systems of knowledge and action.
As human beings, we are constantly in relationships – with ourselves, with friends, family, and within our cultural and social circles. These relationships all contribute to the way we develop a sense of self, which is why I view a person’s identity as multifaceted.
I have a serious chronic illness myself and am familiar with the medical and bureaucratic challenges involved from personal experience. As well as I know how difficult it can be to reconcile personal goals and wishes with external barriers and one's own needs. This has motivated me to support people with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses and their close ones.
I worked many years as a video artist. Artistically and academically, I question oppressive and discriminatory systems of knowledge and action.
As human beings, we are constantly in relationships – with ourselves, with friends, family, and within our cultural and social circles. These relationships all contribute to the way we develop a sense of self, which is why I view a person’s identity as multifaceted.
I have a serious chronic illness myself and am familiar with the medical and bureaucratic challenges involved from personal experience. As well as I know how difficult it can be to reconcile personal goals and wishes with external barriers and one's own needs. This has motivated me to support people with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses and their close ones.
I worked many years as a video artist. Artistically and academically, I question oppressive and discriminatory systems of knowledge and action.
As human beings, we are constantly in relationships – with ourselves, with friends, family, and within our cultural and social circles. These relationships all contribute to the way we develop a sense of self, which is why I view a person’s identity as multifaceted.
I have a serious chronic illness myself and am familiar with the medical and bureaucratic challenges involved from personal experience. As well as I know how difficult it can be to reconcile personal goals and wishes with external barriers and one's own needs. This has motivated me to support people with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses and their close ones.
I worked many years as a video artist. Artistically and academically, I question oppressive and discriminatory systems of knowledge and action.
As human beings, we are constantly in relationships – with ourselves, with friends, family, and within our cultural and social circles. These relationships all contribute to the way we develop a sense of self, which is why I view a person’s identity as multifaceted.