Tibetan Flower

Managing Director of Non Profit Project Tibetan Flower.

Dr. Valerie Peer von Sicherer founded the non-profit project Tibet Flower in 1993, a project that supports Tibetan refugee children. She helped more than 100 Tibetan refugee children to get food, education, and a home. A lot of them are now lawyers and doctors. 

During COVID, I decided to step into my grandmother's steps and start Tibetan Flower. It leans on my grandmother's work connected with the digital world. With our latest fundraiser we supported our Tibetan friend Tenzin Jhyampa Ghale. He’s leading the Shang Gadhen Choekhor Line Monastery in Pokhara and is preparing young Tibetan refugee monks for their higher education. We financed the school and food fees for 21 young monks in 2020.
We are working currently on concepts to generate continuous financial support for Tibetan refugees. This Project is on Social Media supported through photos, Valerie took on her analog Leica camera 27 years ago.

Swan Land

Partner at Swan Land Bavaria.

It is of utmost importance to create and preserve paradises for the human soul, poetic havens where one can for a while forget the troubles of our time. Imagine you are King. You have the money and power to do and build whatever and wherever you want. After seeing a lot of the World, you find the place to be, where you find magic, inspiration, tranquility and a strong bond to nature. You build a visionary castle, like never seen before. You invite creative minds from all around the World and support their work. Musicians, Artists and Visionaries. You become a myth and legend, and millions of people come to see what you´ve envisioned. This story was written in Swan Land, and it´s time to pick up the pen and continue the story.

We asked ourself why did King Ludwig II build the castle here in the first place? Nature, Energy and Inspiration – creating a meeting spot for the World´s visionaries and leaders and supporting creatives. We believe what humans need is not a tensionless state but rather the striving and struggling for some goal worthy of the soul.

Our soul directs us to create Peers Hubs around the globe, places that nourish the mind and soul.

Beauties of Now

Partner of Non Profit Project Beauties of Now.

The Peer von Sicherer Family is protecting since more than 100 years nature and acquires special nature reservoirs in the world. On the families multiple acres of land are more than 100 protected flowers, that Laina Peer is photographing to showcase their beauty of now. Creating awareness for the presences but also the beauty in nature.

Technical University Munich

Coach @UnternehmerTUM

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Future with Tradition

Launching 24.10.24

In our time where everything is running quicker and people consume a photo with an average attention span of 2 sec. I like to remember the days where my grandmother Valerie, was preparing Dia nights, with photos she took from around the world. She looked at every single photo for minutes and gave it a specific location in her Dia show. I remember the sound when the Dias shifted, the dust particles reflecting in the light of the reflector and her voice talking about the stories of each place and face. These are the first moments of Keno “traveling” the World at a young age. Being able to take people on a journey with photos inspired me to capture moments of how I see them for myself and share these stories. I was not the only inspired person in our family. My grandmother herself has to tell a similar story, her mother was one of the first women who were allowed to study photography in Germany. Valerie followed her steps, my mother, as well and now me - a future with tradition. 

Being a Doctor of medicine and coming out of a 6. Generation Medical family opened another view on people for Valerie, my mother Marietta and also me. We are capable of seeing into people and capture their emotions, without staging them. This Collective of photography from the last 40 years and today should remind us of being in the moment, giving us time for questioning if what all the big leaders are telling us what is right and take the time to listen to our story.

In our rapidly changing world it’s important to keep the tradition, a strong fundament we can build the future on.