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The Design
Already in my early years i learned how to draw perspectivic and art became more and more important for me. Painters like Salvador Dali, H.R. Giger, Vincent van Gogh, Monét, Miró, Picasso and many more, inspired my early steps in artwork. In the kindergarden i leaded a paint session where we kids painted a view square meter big pirate ship. Later I experimented a lot with different techniques and I also came into the a....
The Music
There was not time in my life where I could stop making music and all my family was playing instruments, so my environment was all supporting me in my interests in music and art. Notation systems where always strange to me so i learnd all instruments i play autodidactic and in this way I could develop my own style and sound.
The Now
Since december 2007 i live now in Thailand on the tropical island Koh Phangan. My work is still multi medial, as i do web sites (CMS systems and CI developing), print layouting. I am producing a couple of international musicians and since February 2011 I manage the chill-out area at the Half Moon Festival and perform twice a month for 4 hours live with Jody Stoddart "Voodoo Hand" on e-guitar.Read more about my music projects under:....
The Location
Google Map of Ko Phangan, Thailand alternative spellingKoh Phangan, Pha-ngan province ofSurat Thani zip code84280
The Roots
Born in 1972 in Bavaria / Germany. Around 7, my father teached me how to dj records and some years later i started to create my own music with synthesizers and grooveboxes like the ROLAND MC 303.
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Restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City
There's no disputing the fact that Ho Chi Minh City has the greatest array of dining options and restaurants in Vietnam. The native cuisine is amazing enough to keep you transfixed during your visit, but cuisine from around the globe is well represented at city restaurants as well.
Don't be surprised if your best meal comes from one of the streetside stalls selling those ubiquitous noodle dishes. When you are in Vietnam, you quickly realise that the noodle is king. Local dining specialties such as 'mien ga' (a delicate soup with chicken, vermicelli and mushrooms) and the staple noodle soup known as 'pho' can be found on nearly every corner of Ho Chi Minh City. Don't be afraid of the street food. These humble mobile eateries often make the best versions of Vietnamese specialties, as any local will attest. And of course, the price is always right.
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