traveler. polyglot. global soul.
Anna-Pia Kerber is an
award-winning writer,
translator of bestsellers
and travel photographer.
She has been to 46 countries and has been working in the U.S., Canada, Singapore, Japan and beyond.
Kerber started out her career with a
Master of Arts degree in American Studies (Summa cum laude).
Her work led her on an extraordinary journey around the world, documenting diverse cultures, conflicts, and human stories.
For her latest reports and photo reportages, she travelled to Japan and spent some time in Singapore during the pandemic. She did research in prison, brothel and convent and has been writing about prostitution and human trafficking.
Kerber has spent some time in Japan to document Geisha life, Hanami and the impacts of WWII on Hiroshima.
Writing about people with extraordinary biographies, she has interviewed moguls and scientists. She also interviewed athletes, e.g. the 5-time world champion of boxing, Sergej Braun and Dragoslav Stepanovic.
It was in "Shark Bite Capital of the World" where she discovered her love for swimming with sharks and the importance to protect them.
Her story "Sunburnt" - a dystopia about the near future - was published in Australia when she was 20 years old.
