I worked closely with him for two years, researching for the Critical Zones exhibition at ZKM Karlsruhe in 2018-2020, and he has been my mentor for my own artis

I worked closely with him for two years, researching for the Critical Zones exhibition at ZKM Karlsruhe in 2018-2020, and he has been my mentor for my own artistic research on spaces and movement during this time. I remember him as an incredibly kind and patient person, he took time to listen and speak with all the participants, and would try and help everyone grow. Sure, he was a great thinker, but it was his near-childlike openness and excitement that influenced me most. Once, when I was presenting my research during our regular group meeting, he fell asleep, tired from the long journey the day before. He woke up incredibly sorry but also very happy, explaining that an idea came to him in the dream of of how to talk about point of view vs. point of life (i.e. taking a usual top-down perspective of a map vs. speaking about what each being relies upon, in order to be alive). Later, in a cafe, he took the menu and drew rough sketches on the backside of it, like some genius from a movie, explaining the idea to us. I'll miss you, Bruno.