Our approach to data has remained largely unchanged since the digital transformation began. We are still treating data as isolated pockets rather than a dynamic, interconnected system. To break free from this fragmentation, we need to rethink how we create, store, and interact with information.
I’ve always been fascinated by street art—a raw, unfiltered expression of culture, rebellion, and storytelling. For me, it’s the museum of the present, constantly evolving with the pulse of society.
“Going Home” is a short surreal film crafted over five years of visits to a car wash, transforming an ordinary, routine act into a dreamlike meditation on time, memory, home sickness and transition.
Through the years, my mind has often wandered, drifting between tasks, while my hand instinctively reached for a pencil. Without thinking, I’d begin doodling—simple, absent-minded lines and shapes—as I went about doing something else.
Have you ever stared at the dreaded “blank page” waiting for the information and insights to come flowing out of your head? You know it’s in there somewhere, but … crickets.
Life demands this labor-saving mechanism. Without it, even the simplest actions—tying our shoelaces, riding a bike, or playing an instrument—would be exhausting.
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