Tradition meets modernity
A common thread runs through my life, to which I find my way back again and again, both voluntarily and involuntarily. "Everything great and noble is simple" (Gottfried Keller).
From my early youth to the present day, it is above all classical music that has taught me great immaterial value through compositions from early Renaissance to modern times, through vocal and instrumental works by well-known and forgotten composers. It has direct access to the subconscious and the usually well-encapsulated inner self and does not have to be complicated or "heavy".
Studying computer engineering quickly made me realize that it is the simple code that solves a problem, stabilizes the process and avoids security vulnerabilities and that simplicity is rarely found in the first throw, but usually lurks grinning around the corner after repeated questioning.
Finally, through my passion for wood, old buildings and half-timbered structures, which I only discovered later, I gained access to another fascinating simplicity of nature, which is so simple in itself and yet produces such large, stable trees with beautiful wood grains.
The common thread runs through the time auction - it has taken me from "unison and harmony" among employees, through "binary search trees" to an extremely "stable and stylishly designed" IT and company structure.
It wasn't always easy, but now it's simple