About this place
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This place arose from a longing that had been living beneath the surface for years.
An inner necessity, born at the breaking point of an era.
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We live in a world that has grown tired of itself.
Everything accelerates, but less and less truly touches us.
We’ve grown used to alienation, forgetting what it means to truly live, to feel, to connect.
The clock keeps ticking—not as a warning, but as an echo of all we’ve lost along the way.
This place doesn’t aim to convince. It aims to remember.
To recall what still lives beneath all the noise.
To touch what makes us human, yet is so rarely spoken.
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What you’ll find here are words and images that move between disciplines:
philosophy, psychology, spirituality, art, science, and ethics.
They revolve around themes such as:
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– love as an ordering principle
– truth as a relational force
– consciousness beyond the brain
– art as the language of the unspoken
– technology as a mirror of the soul
– alienation, trauma, longing, and healing
– metamodernism as a both–and cultural stance
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In some of the essays on this site, my experiences with destructive relationships quietly resonate. I don't share them to place the personal at the center, but because such experiences touch on deeply human and universal themes: truth, empathy, moral awareness, recognition and the fracture of connection. These dynamics reveal, with painful clarity, what happens when the other becomes a mirror without a soul.
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Out of that confusion arose the need to write; not to look back, but to understand. Each essay is an attempt at giving-meaning, healing and reclaiming inner truth in a world where connection can no longer be taken for granted.
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Metamodernism, in particular, served as a catalyst for everything that came together here — not just as a theory, but as a subtle undercurrent that allowed disparate elements to resonate.
It offered a framework in which feeling and thinking, doubt and hope, could coexist.
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Everything here springs from a search for what is essential.
The paintings carry the same silence as the essays.
They speak where language falls short.
They touch what can’t be named, but can be felt.
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This place is not about me. What speaks here lives in many.
Sometimes still quiet. Sometimes already awake.
Always on the way back to remembrance.
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The memory of connection begins here




