I use artificial intelligence as a tool – not as a voice.
It may assist me during the process, but never shapes the final result on its own.

That means everything you see here – whether it's a text, an image, or a concept – has been written, selected and crafted by a human. Me.

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Where AI plays a part

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AI sometimes supports my process in subtle ways:
→ to refine a sentence or translate a passage
→ to explore a new angle or pressure-test an idea
→ to create visual mockups or sketch a design concept

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I often edit and enhance my nature photographs using AI – not to change reality, but to gently deepen the impression the moment left in me.
Whether it’s the way light touched the land, the softness of mist, or a quiet feeling that lingered like a dream – AI becomes a subtle tool to recall what was already there. Not to invent something new.

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Responsibility & transparency

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I take full responsibility for what I publish.

If AI contributes to the process, it’s always under careful supervision – and always subject to the same critical lens I apply to any other source.

I check facts, notice bias, and ask myself: Is this still mine?
If the answer is no, it doesn’t make it in.

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My principle is simple:

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AI should never replace what feels real.
It’s here to sharpen what already holds meaning.