I am on wanderings.
From early September I set out on a long walk – from Le Puy in France, over the Pyrenees, across Spain, all the way to the Atlantic coast of Portugal. all the way to Lisbon. Along the way I am filming home body — my new project in cooperation with Celina Schadow, a walking documentary on home, filmed along the way to Lisbon.
At the InShadow Festival in Lisbon at the end of November, home body will have its premiere — in combination with a workshop we will offer around the film.
During this time I will be less present here.
If you wish to support the journey and the making of the film, you can contribute to the crowdfunding campaign — where you will also find more information about the project.
Sound
Listen to the capturing moments when the stillness is revealed in all its intimacy.
Explore my Sound
Word
A word takes its form,
printed, set, yet ever grown—stories make it live.
Thoughts & Storys
Handcrafts
Edition Unique
I know I will never be able to look at it the same way again. The fascinating power of photography to capture the fleeting wonder and bring it to life.
Dive in into incredible stories full of happiness, brutality and fascination
About me
I’m Lorenz Weber.
I’m a composer, pianist, writer — and a Shepherd.
A few years ago, I began to invent my own language on the piano —a language I had long been missing, that allows for impulses, holds space and lets life breathe.
This language is shaped by the uncertainty of the next moment, and by the imperfection that runs through all living things.There is nothing in the flow that stays fixed —and yet everything remains connected. Because there is no firm memory of the past, and no clear anticipation of the future.
I explore the impulses that rise from “nothing” — from silence, from routine, from repetition — in music, text, video, movement, and photography. As something organic. As a rhythm tied to the body, the world, and the work of living.
For years I’ve spent my summers in the mountains or in the lowlands, herding animals, walking the land, learning from the pace of it all. I would say, It keeps me honest and grounded.
Art often feels far away — like a luxury, like something separate.
But I believe it belongs in the fields, the forests, the barns.
It’s not apart from life.
It is life — seen through a finer lens.