Life We share - Feb 25

It has now been over five years since I started organizing immersive workshops. The idea here is not to reshape your vision of the world but rather to strip it from various influences to make it even more unique—to ensure that your voice does not disappear in all this noise.

I have tested and experimented with new forms of workshops so that each participant who joins can better understand my way of working, being, and creating. Life We Share is the result of that journey, and this February marked the first edition of my newly evolved workshop—more intimate, more immersive, more me.

I want to thank Frederico, Bastian, Soren, Jessica, Loic, and Thomas for embarking on this adventure with me. For a week, we explored the hidden corners of my adopted island, Tenerife, in the Canaries, searching for meaning in everything we create. From street photography to skateboarding, from surfing to nature and introspection—every aspect of my life was shared and experienced.

The result? A series of six prints, one per participant, now exhibited at Tattoo Surfshop in Bajamar, where they will remain until the next workshop. The idea was to leave a piece of themselves behind—to not just take, but also give. That’s why each of these prints is available for purchase, and all proceeds will be donated to Horse Rescue, an association that gives a second chance to abandoned or mistreated animals here in the Canaries.

This is just the beginning. The next chapter is already taking shape, and I can’t wait to share it with those who are ready to step outside the frame.