ZiM lives in harmony with nature, He likes to explore grounded settings.

1) Life change & grounding
In his conclusions, Marc Zischka describes the period from 2013 to 2018 as an ‘intensified’ life experience: moving to a new place, a radical change in lifestyle at first, then a gradual evolution whose effects are visible on a daily basis. Daily contact with nature becomes a driving force: observation, research, reading landscapes, and identifying patterns.

2) A ‘learning’ lifestyle
Permaculture is approached as a lifelong learning journey: connecting disciplines, learning by doing, formalising and sharing. This dynamic fuels a spirit of exploration (external: land, projects; internal: emotional, spiritual, “energetic”, listening to the body). It becomes a way of life as much as a method.

3) Coherence between life and music
ZiM turns this lived ecology into artistic material: his mixes are conceived as ecosystems, with diversity, balance and energy flow. Concrete choices (free software, extended machines, open source contributions, renewable energies) reinforce this coherence: music that doesn't just ‘talk’ about ecology, but practises it.