Returning my car in Inverness marked a turning point—the end of my time in Scotland’s vast, quiet north.

Upon my arrival to the Rock Stop Cafe, I was fortunate to meet Jim Bunting, a local ranger and educator for the park.

During my journey through the Scottish Highlands, I discovered the hidden gem of Lairg.

The accessibility of nature in the Highlands is truly unique. With so much untouched land and minimal human interference.

That’s how my performance of Nordic Breath came to life, transforming a solitary hike into a profound artistic experience.

recently joined geologist Björn Hardarson on a tour through the Far North West of Scotland, home of the Europe’s oldest rocks.

Standing by Stoer Lighthouse on Scotland’s wild coast, I felt an overwhelming sense of peace.

The Scottish Highlands have a way of calling you with their wild beauty, and Stac Pollaidh was no exception.

On my way to the Mountain Suilven, I was eager to experience its stunning landscapes. Among the many treasures I sought was the heather.

Standing on the rugged shore of Balchladich Bay, near Stoer on Scotland’s west coast, I experienced the Atlantic Ocean for the first time.

Visiting Kylesku has been on my bucket list, its stunning views and rich history, has held a special place in my heart.

The journey continues, and the Highlands keep revealing new challenges and wonders. On October 14th, I’ll set off on a hike from Cape Wrath.

There are mountains, and then there’s Suilven, rising sharply from the remote Scottish Highlands.

Last night, under the vast and pristine skies near Lochinver, Scotland, I experienced the aurora borealis for the very first time.

I have enojoyed a captivating drive from Inverness to Tarbet along a narrow country road that showcased the stunning landscapes of the Scott

Today, under a cloudy and picturesque sky, I began my trip from Glasgow to Inverness. The landscape transformed from vast green valleys to

I can't wait to attend to one of the famous sessions spread all over the city, to meet the young talents of the traditional music department

Join me as I return to the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree to perform a special piece, New Life Springs, inspired by the new sprouts.

I take the footpath with my cello and my backpack in front of me. It is a considerable physical effort to walk carrying all that stuff.

Today is the day where I am going to play again to the Sycamore Gap Tree. This time I will be performing a new piece called New Life Springs