I view a lecture not as a one-sided dissemination of information,
but rather as a platform for contemplation, fostering discussions, and sharing diverse perspectives on issues.
The aim is to broaden our horizons and perspectives, actively promoting interaction.

Tai, a Woven Culture

Corman Boekhandel
Leopold I – plein, 8400 Oostende 

Documenting Indigenous Woven Cultures.
Methodology to collaborate with ethnic minorities.

Tribal Design Forum, India 

‘Tai, a Woven Culture’

The Siam Society, Bangkok

‘Thailand, a Story of Migration and Challenges’

Thomas More, University of Applied Sciences, Mechelen

‘Curating a Photo Exhibition’

Lanzhou University, China
Faculty of Literature

‘Tai, a Woven Culture, History and Identity of a Dispersed Culture’

Lanzhou University, China
Faculty of Literature

‘Translating Formats through Group Photography, Semiotics in Still Photography’

Lanzhou University, China
Faculty of Literature

‘Tai, a Woven Culture’ History and Identity of the Tai Ethnie

Thomas More Centre for Intercultural Management and International Communication, Mechelen

‘Matriarchy in Asia, from Meghalaya, India to Yunnan, China’

Lanzhou University, China
Faculty of Literature

‘Group Photography and Ethnic Minorities, Methodological Challenges for an Ethnographer-Photographer’

Lanzhou University, China
Faculty of Literature

Portraying the Composition of the Population of Antwerp, Belgium

Case Study for Foreign Students
Summer School – University of Antwerp
Europe, Diversity and Migration

Intercultural Management: the European Asian Axis

Thomas More Centre for Intercultural Management and International Communication, Mechelen