Sofia has a way of catching your eye without trying too hard – dark hair, light skin, and a quiet confidence that makes you look twice. But what keeps your attention isn’t just how she looks, it’s how present and engaging she is once you start talking to her. She has that rare mix of ease and intensity: relaxed in the moment, yet clearly always thinking, always observing.

She studied science and still loves going down rabbit holes in a good non-fiction book or following ideas that spark her curiosity late into the night. She enjoys asking questions just as much as finding answers, and her mind has a habit of wandering into the interesting corners of things. At the same time, she’s drawn to art just as naturally – from photography exhibitions to wandering through galleries full of Old Masters. For Sofia, curiosity doesn’t come in just one form; it moves easily between logic and imagination, numbers and emotions, structure and instinct.

Sofia has a real soft spot for nerds – but also for anyone who is willing to talk to her in her native language. She is diligently learning German, but when it comes to commenting on exhibitions and telling you what her latest podcast episode was about, Sofia prefers to use English. Conversations with her tend to drift from playful to thoughtful without much effort, and time has a funny way of passing when she’s around. But if you’re simply lost for words because Sofia has left you speechless, she won’t hold it against you…