Andrea.

Who are you and what do you do
when you're not being interviewed for the neighbourhood association?

I'm Andrea.
You'll find me in the studio with grown-ups and children
who come to paint and make things.
Sometimes you'll also see me in the Ried or on the Pfahlbauerstein practising fairy tales.

Complete the sentence:
“Robehuuse is, for me, ...”

home.

What's your favourite place in Robehuuse –
and why exactly there?

On the stone steps at the entrance to the old Badi in Robehuuse.
That's where the sun lasts longest.

Hand on heart:
What sometimes gets on your nerves about Robehuuse?

When the Ried stinks of dog mess.

You get 10,000 francs and have to spend it all on Robehuuse.
What do you do with it?

A fairy-tale festival for young and old,
told at various exciting and special places around the neighbourhood.

What's something you're really good at
that almost nobody knows about you?

I'm very empathetic, and I'm good at diving into other worlds with people.

What would someone wake you up for in the middle of the night?

For a beautiful event in nature.

Are you team dog, cat, elephant or unicorn?

Team unicorn.

Which well-known person would you like to have a coffee with
on Rössliplatz –
and what would you talk about?

The artist La Lupa.
We talk about beauty and colour and what they mean to her.

Why Orphea?

Because it's my passion, and with it I can give something for the soul.
It should be a place where you can meet yourself and other people.
With depth and soaring heights.
Have a look here

Who from Robehuuse should we interview next,
and why?

Daniela Villiger, my neighbour, who I'm currently making a pair of boots with.
She's a shoemaker and an artist.