As a cultural strategist, I have a strong track record in program development, residency coordination, and strategic communication. My event formats, known for their originality and immersive quality, have been praised by audiences and professionals alike.
By merging artistic vision with agile project management, I create high-impact experiences that challenge conventions, foster dialogue, and encourage meaningful engagement. My expertise lies in identifying and nurturing emerging talent while leveraging an extensive network of artists and institutions to curate dynamic and interdisciplinary programs.
I am dedicated to fostering collaborations that bridge artistic disciplines and cultural boundaries. Through my work, I aim to inspire creativity, rethink traditional formats, and contribute to a vibrant and evolving cultural landscape.
Mann 2025:
150 years of
Thomas Mann
anniversary plattform and campaign
For: Thomas Mann International e. V.
Responsibilities: Project and Stakeholder Management, Concept Development, Blog and Website Management, Event Coordination
MANN 2025: 150 YEARS OF THOMAS MANN is a global celebration marking the 150th birthday of Thomas Mann, one of the most influential German writers of the 20th century, featuring a worldwide network of events, exhibitions, and discussions that explore his literary and political legacy while providing a platform for critical reflection on his work and contradictions. The initiative, coordinated through Mann2025.de and backed by Thomas Mann International (a consortium including institutions from Lübeck, Munich, Zurich, Los Angeles, and Lithuania), aims to connect audiences globally through shared branding, collaborative dialogue, and innovative programming that reframes Mann’s contributions for contemporary audiences.
Logo by Studio Yukiko, courtesy of VATMH
Räume mit Aussicht
alumni presentation 2022
For: Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V.
Responsibilities: Project management, event concept, production, and financial oversight
In early September 2022, the underground concrete hall of Silent Green in Berlin was transformed into a “Room with a View.” The opening ceremony, inaugurated by State Minister Claudia Roth, marked the beginning of a two-day program featuring concerts, speeches, panel discussions, and an exhibition showcasing the Villa Aurora scholarship holders.
All Photos: Stefanie Loos, courtesy of VATMH
all the lonely people
Exhibition celebrating Villa Aurora’s 25th Birthday
For: Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V.
Responsibilities: Curation of the accompanying program, Production, Financial management, Stage and lighting design, Selection and commissioning of authors for an essay project, Proofreading and commissioning translations
On the occasion of Villa Aurora’s 25th anniversary, VATMH presented an exhibition in Berlin and Los Angeles exploring the themes of loneliness, melancholy, longing, as well as physical and mental retreat. The exhibition was accompanied by an extensive program of readings, concerts, and performances. Following the exhibition, a publication featuring essays and poems from former Villa Aurora fellows on the exhibition’s themes was released by Spector Books.
All Photos: Dirk Bleicker, courtesy of VATMH
Last Days of Summer
Reading series in collaboration with Radialsystem V
For: Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V.
Responsibilities: Concept, Curation, Production and Financial oversight
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated restrictions in the event sector, we invited everyone to spend the last warm summer evenings on the rooftop terrace of Radialsystem V, enjoying a cool drink, readings, and conversations with Villa Aurora scholarship holders. The evenings were hosted by literature moderators from the RBB radio station radioeins.
All Photos: Mirko Lux
Exit Exil
Mobile App on German Exiles, 1933-1945
For: Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V.
Responsibilities: Idea, Concept and Curation, Project Management, Fundraising
The app “Exit Exil” offers insights into the German-speaking exile and related themes such as identity, belonging, escape, displacement, language, and work. Over 30 contributions from renowned artists and authors, including Mohamed Amjahid, Anna Haifisch, Tanja Kinkel, Michael Lentz, Susan Philipsz, and Senthuran Varatharajah, contribute to the project. The content is embedded on a world map to provide a comprehensive understanding of forced migration. The app offers films, radio plays, audio walks and installations, features, and essays.
More information at www.exitexil.app
