I hold a Master of Arts in Journalism and have completed doctoral studies in Political Science, as well as formal training in documentary film directing. Since 2006, I have been gaining professional experience working in journalism, media, and film production. After completing my studies, I worked with various private television stations, where I developed my skills in broadcasting and producing television programmes. In 2015 and 2016, I was responsible for production management and editorial work on a 400-page art book dedicated to promoting tolerance, which was accompanied by an exhibition in the main hall of Zurich’s train station.
I also served as a local production assistant and translator in the production of the film Who’s Afraid of Alice Miller?, directed by Daniel Howald, which was released in Swiss cinemas in 2020. For the past eight years, I have been working at SRF, where I edit all magazine and news programmes. I also collaborate with other broadcasters such as RTS and RSI. From time to time, I also work as support on weekends, allocating editing suites to specific topics and journalists, and ensuring that both the editing and broadcasting of news programmes run smoothly and flawlessly. My photographic work has been presented at photoSCHWEIZ 2026, the Make Art Not War Festival, and in the Artist Corner at Swiss Photo Club. I am currently presenting my first solo exhibition, Visual Poetry, at ECKE86 in Zürich, from 10 to 24 October 2026. The exhibition brings together photographs exploring light, memory, silence, and fleeting moments.