SUISSE

After i left everything behind to discover some other countries around the world, i ended up in France and Switzerland, working on farms as a vendanger.
At the last one in Russin, the owners showed us their family tree, according to which their ancestors started making wine and producing apples in the same village in 1352. The 85-year-old grandfather of the family was very proud to say that he has spent all his life in the same place, sacrificing everything for one particular activity. He was working together with us from early in the morning, picking grapes and apples as if he was at least fifty years younger.

genève, switzerland

Pacsa... a lovely village in the western part of Hungary...

...a couple wonderful days at a photo camp with many friends sharing the same interest!

i burned away everything around me to get rid of the barriers that blocked my way to feel free. now i have nothing. so i have everything!

I took these below in the house where I currently live. It's strange how your relationship to a building starts to change if you are willingly absorbed in it. Me and the house had a 2-hour-long discourse what no one interrupted. And, well, we became kind of friends. I am grateful for its every stairs and corners.

hola, i am back again.

There were many changes happened in my life in the last couple months. It seems I am getting less lost in the universe since I am willing to face my fears and turned my focus inside myself again. Self-examination, goal-determination, and looking into the mirror saying "you are going to do it"..Banal clichés, I know. But they actually work!