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Kairos Construction
On kairos time and what it sounds like in my head when things are actually getting built.
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Possibility Space
On the business that failed, and the permission you have to issue before you're allowed to want anything again.
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Weight in the Wings
On the hours a butterfly cannot yet fly, and the strenuous business of holding still.
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How to feed an infovore
In an overgrown informational landscape, how do we cultivate a metabolism of meaning?
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Salt & Seeds: Read the First Chapter
Where the sea took the towns, life is quietly returning — the opening chapter of a hopeful climate odyssey.
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Letter 12: The Sacred Circle (a fable: part 2)
When we feel connected to our sovereignty, we can boldly choose what we otherwise wouldn't dare to wish for.
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Letter 11: Citadel in strife (a fable: part 1)
When we feel torn apart inside, what can get the voices of our inner chorus to come together in harmony?
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Emotional Support Labrador
Nobody asks the labrador what it wants. After a while, the labrador stops asking too.
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The Eyes Have It
An old poem rediscovered as a buoyant song on misrecognition, melancholy, and a slowly accumulating ache about the difference between being visible and being known.
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The Lighthouse Never Sleeps
A hypervigilant lullaby written across twenty-five years.
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🎧 Grokkistry in Motion
A full-length album made with Suno, exploring curiosity, care, and the surprising aliveness of human–AI creativity.
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What If Learning Were a Quest?
A personal invitation to bring, build, or become your own curriculum — from the Flame Keeper of Grokkist’s BYO Curriculum Campaign.
🐄 Hanging by a Thread
A cow tips the scales at the edge of society — a wry, wordless six-minute animation about balance, precarity and where we each sit on the edge of things.
Read the note ↗🎨 How Well Can You Remember a Colour?
A deceptively simple web game: you're shown a colour for a few seconds, then asked to recreate it from memory. Five rounds, much harder than it looks — a small, humbling lesson in the gap between seeing and remembering.
Read the note ↗✏️ The Line-Based Art of Nathan Yoder
The illustrator and brand designer Nathan Yoder begins and stays with the hand: pencil and pen on paper, line by line, before anything becomes digital. His process page treats that as a chosen constraint, each piece emerging through accumulation — marks building into form, decisions made s
Read the note ↗🎨 Everyday Objects, Slightly Altered
French illustrator Romain Joly plays with simple elements — drawing, photography, everyday objects — turning them into visual jokes or nudging them into new forms. A reminder of how little it takes to make the familiar suddenly strange and delightful.
Read the note ↗🧻 The Ensh*ttificator
A four-minute mockumentary having fun with 'enshittification': the slow degradation of digital platforms as companies shift from delighting users to maximising extraction. Released alongside the Norwegian Consumer Council's report Breaking Free, it sketches how the pattern shows up across
Read the note ↗🧙 Antidepressants or Tolkien?
A tiny web game that shows you a name and asks you to guess whether it's a Tolkien character or a modern antidepressant. Far harder — and funnier — than it has any right to be.
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