Towards the end of 2022, following my return to South Africa having been engaged in a year of exploration, I shared a message on some of my social media channels that I was actively seeking to re-engage my mind in this wide intersection space. It was an interesting experience, as…

Ursula K Le Guin, a remarkable mind and one that I count myself fortunate to have been able to learn (and continue to learn) from. Through interacting directly with her writing, her interviews and the interpretation of her words by others. …

Over the last three years I spent and increasing amount of time engaged in multiple acts of self curation. I define self curation as engaging with content for my own benefit. Sorting through, reading and archiving media that I have consumed which has influenced or helped me to grow my…

I recently switched from a normal size iPhone 12 to the smaller iPhone 13 mini and it has me reminiscing about hardware that was built in the early 2010’s. This change may have many people scratching their heads as it’s not often that we downgrade on screen size. Over the…

At present the world at large is dealing with multiple challenges across various scales, geographies, and scenarios. At times it feels like we are struggling to navigate the 2020’s, battling the decisions made over the last twenty years and unsure of how we should take the next step towards the…

In September 2022 while I was spending some time in Amsterdam, I visited the Moco Museum. On the way out of the museum I collected a few cards that featured some of Banksy’s iconic street art. …

Twenty Twenty Three is well underway and as I ponder some of the craziness we are facing in the world I am drawn to a lesson that I was fortunate enough to be taught in the early stages of my working years. The phrase “hold on lightly and not tightly”…

As we build. How might we ask better questions? Ones that pay closer attention to our spatial context? Allowing us to think in stories. Creating shared narratives that are attune to our environments, not separated from them. Giving ourselves time to reflect. Recognising the influence that our decisions may have…

Twenty twenty two. A year that I feel is best described by these four words — exploration, evaluation, evolution, and exchange. As the calendar year draws to a close, I pause to reflect on the year that has been and to thank the people who have influenced the paths that…