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Which three adjectives would your friends use to describe you?
Kind, warm, playful.

What would you like to make more time for?
Reading. I’ve hardly had a chance to do it lately, even though I know how much I enjoy it and how good it is for me. And yet, the hurdle of reading a good book in the evening is so much higher than just watching a bit of Netflix.

Where do you feel most at home in the neighbourhood?
For coffee, I like to go to Ängel or Aff on Andreasplatz; for the view, I prefer the Pfalz; for a beer, I feel very much at home at Baragraph on Barfüsserplatz; and for art and culture, you’ll find me at the Schauspielhaus.

In your opinion, what is of great importance for a city’s quality of life?
Diversity and variety. A city should have something to offer everyone and be inclusive. Especially when it comes to art and culture, a city must have its finger on the pulse and be open to everyone. Tradition is lovely, but only as long as it allows itself to be redefined time and again.

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