live on the 6th floor right in the heart of the city. There’s no elevator, so be ready for some stairs—but the view and the energy up here are worth it.

There’s a couch in the kitchen where you can sleep. If my daughter is away, her room (with a private bathroom) is also available. The place is simple, but it’s warm and it has space to rest or work.

I usually host people who come with a purpose—artists, musicians, filmmakers, writers. If you're into metal, experimental music, noise, or anything off the beaten track, this might be the right place for you.

We can share a coffee, a bit of silence, or maybe a walk through parts of the city most visitors miss. This isn’t a tourist stop—it's a space where creative people can slow down, make something, or just reconnect with what matters.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I travelled a lot using Couchsurfing.
I even made a documentary about travelling without money. It’s called Happiness is a Chicken.
I still believe in this way of moving through the world: sharing space, sharing stories, and keeping things real.
I don’t care about stars or reviews. I care about what people are actually doing with their lives.
If you’re moving, creating, questioning, we’ll get along. If you’re just looking for a free hotel, pass.

Interests

Extreme music. Metal, noise, drone, anything that pushes limits and feels alive.
Filmmaking that questions everything, not Netflix fillers.
Field recordings, urban sounds, rough edits.
Books that leave bruises.
Conversations that matter, not small talk.
Walking around unknown neighborhoods at night.
Cooking without recipes.
Places where you can still hear silence.
People who are not afraid to fails.

• documentaries
• movies

Music, Movies, and Books

Gothic, Post rock, Experimental music
All kind of music

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I like to make movies. I made 2 documentaries and a Docu serie.
But mostly I'm trailer editor and documentary editor

Teach, Learn, Share

I can share what I know about filmmaking, storytelling, and living without much money. If you're into editing, writing, or turning chaos into meaning, we’ll have a lot to talk about.

I’m always curious to learn from people who create—especially in music, sound design, or any form of art that breaks rules.

I can offer a space to think, talk, or just be quiet. Sometimes the best part of sharing is not having to say too much.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Coffee, strong and black.
A couch in the kitchen or a room if my daughter’s away.
Quiet mornings if you need to write or edit.
Walks to places tourists never see.
Discussions about films, art, and why most things are pointless.
Connections to local underground scenes if you’re here for sound or images.
A space where you can work without pretending to be someone else.

Countries I’ve Visited

France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, United States

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