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We Used to Know What We Wanted
On bad decisions, changing tastes, artificial beauty, disappearing attention, and finding our way back to ourselves.
Aug 7
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Until What Remains
What years of collecting beautiful rooms taught me about taste, identity, and why admiration isn't always the same as compatibility.
Jul 31
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Stay Interested in Yourself
A weekend letter on AI and writing, analogue living, attention, romance, summer style, and why the most important relationship you'll ever have is with…
Jul 10
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If Everything Ended Tomorrow
What two thousand years can bury and still not destroy, the internet we're losing, beauty rituals, AI, and the handful of truths that have never needed…
Jul 3
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In the End, We Only Regret the Chances We Didn't Take
On indecision, desire, the fantasy of infinite possibility, and the uncomfortable moment you realise that not choosing was still a choice.
Jun 25
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Let It Be Unpolished and Messy and True
This week: offline summers, AI, attention spans, Prada for NASA, luxury beach clubs, ShopMy, writing as a way to think, summer beauty, and life lately.
Jun 11
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Every Life Contains an Imaginary Version
We collect alternate versions of ourselves in recipe folders, Pinterest boards, and unfinished projects. What happens when fantasy collides with…
Jun 5
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Much More Artist Than Muse
On life drawing and perception, the internet’s assault on attention, writing as a form of thinking, AI’s emotional casualties, summer's final arrival…
May 22
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A Big Part of Who I Am Is Who I Am Not Anymore
This week: Oliver Sacks on perception, digital diaries, Francine Van Hove’s nudes, parasocial intimacy, sleep, analog nostalgia, and the selves we leave…
May 15
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Eternity in Each Moment
As AI and online personas blur authenticity, why does real human presence feel more valuable than ever in increasingly synthetic culture?
May 8
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The Shape of Things Unravelling
We watched a strange 90s film, the internet briefly disappeared, and I started thinking about how much of my mind lives online.
Apr 24
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Half a Life on Screens
This week: AI companionship, hyperreality, fashion’s shift toward imperfection, and what it means to live when half our lives are spent on screens.
Apr 17
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