I started Questions Magazine in 2022 in Berlin, not knowing exactly where it would lead—only that I wanted to create something that sparked real conversations. A few months after launching, I packed a suitcase with the first drop and moved to Barcelona. Now, I live here with my cats, surrounded by incredible friends, balancing a full-time job while pouring my heart into this project. It’s been a journey of taking risks, following curiosity, and building something that truly matters to me.

Questions Magazine started from a simple thought: what if the right question could bring people closer together? I've always been drawn to deep conversations—the kind that go beyond small talk and open doors to real connections. Some of the most meaningful moments in my life have come from the questions I’ve asked or been asked, and I wanted to create something that could spark those kinds of conversations for others too.

It all began with t-shirts—simple, everyday pieces, but with a question printed on the back. The idea was that they could act as "walking signs," inviting curiosity, encouraging people to pause, think, and maybe even start a conversation with someone they might not have spoken to otherwise. Then, I launched a card game that combines three things I love: photography, playing cards, and deep conversations. Each card features an analog photo and a thought-provoking question, creating a space for reflection and connection, whether between friends, family, or even strangers.

More than anything, Questions Magazine is about bringing people together. It’s about creating moments where we feel seen, heard, and understood. And I’ve been incredibly lucky to build this with the help of the amazing people close to me, who have supported me every step of the way. There’s something really special about working on something you believe in so deeply, alongside people you love. It makes the journey even more meaningful. I hope this project encourages people to slow down, ask the questions that truly matter, and create space for the kind of conversations that stay with us long after they’re over.