Berlin-based journalist, editor, and multimedia storyteller covering graffiti, street art, political expression, and the people who shape urban culture.

As Associate Editor and Berlin correspondent for UP Magazine, I've spent the past four years documenting creative communities across Europe, from artists and graffiti crews to festivals and independent cultural spaces. My work spans reporting, photography, video production, podcasting, and print editorial production.

I hold a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Boston University and a master's in Digital Journalism from Media University Berlin. My master's research, Walks that Talk, Screens that Echo, examines political graffiti in Berlin's Neukölln district as a form of activism, exploring how marginalized voices are articulated in public space and how their messages persist online after being erased from the streets.

I'm particularly interested in stories about the relationship between art, politics, identity, and the right to public space.