So,
it always feels weird to talk about myself but i ll try. I have studied electrical engineering and music therapy, leaning towards the latter. the last two years my main job is busking around Greece.
I enjoy things with sound engineering, motorcycle trips, cooking, reading, talking about philosophy and generally about things i don't know. My main passion/hobby/job was always music and lately i am extremely interested in the relationship of music and society.
As an electrical engineer I have worked only on renewable energy plants, which I found somehow controversial and I quit. Right now I am working on a research project on prisoner eduaction through the arts.
I try to get involved in political struggles that are in the direction of social change i wanna live.
I am trying to comprehend how can we live next to an ongoing genocide and not do nothing.
I have travelled for 4 months completely broke in Latin America which is my most profound experience so far.
i like solitude as much as i like good company buuuut best thing in the world is good food.
Lastly, still i haven't concluded in the most ancient and important dilemma: mountain or sea.

Currently living alone in a small apartment in Neos kosmos in Athens and i have a double couch to offer. Working a lot, but drop a message if you are really interested and maybe we could work it out.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Cause there is still no alternative. Couchsurfing unfortunately is sailing in weird vibes

Interests

• motorcycles
• folk music
• universe
• heavy metal
• feminism
• acroyoga
• doom metal
• new wave
• music therapy
• musicology
• political philosophy
• post punk
• dark wave
• anti-psyciatry

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

couchsurfing

What I Can Share with Hosts

some greek recipe, a guitar lesson maybe or just playing music together, rides around the city aaand conversations about things that bother me or you. Or maybe fixing a broken plug hehe

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, Bulgaria, Colombia, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Greece