Tradition meets modernity

A red thread runs through my life, to which I voluntarily and involuntarily always return. "All great and noble things are of a simpler kind." (Gottfried Keller).

From my early youth until today, it has been especially classical music that has taught me great intangible value through compositions from the early Renaissance to modern times, through vocal and instrumental works by well-known and forgotten composers. It has a direct access to the subconscious and the usually well-encapsulated inner self and does not have to be complicated and "heavy."

Studying Technical Computer Science quickly made me realize that it is the simple code that solves a problem, stabilizes the process, and avoids security gaps, and that simplicity is rarely found on the first try but usually lurks grinning around the corner after repeatedly questioning.

Eventually, through my later discovered passion for wood, old building fabric, and half-timbered houses, 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 Zeitauktion - it brought me here through "harmony and concord" among the employees, through "binary search trees" to an extremely "stable and stylishly designed" IT and company structure.

It wasn't always easy, but now it is simple.