Journey Notes

We have a strange, almost dismissive relationship with transparency. In our daily lives, we treat glass as a given - a passive, invisible barrier that keeps the rain out while letting the light in....

We often look back at the space race as a triumph of engineering - propulsion, mathematics, and raw courage. But in the early 1970s, despite having touched the moon, the visual language of space tr...

We’ve all felt it: the quiet weight of the expected future, the one rendered in brushed aluminum and silent, scrolling glass. It’s the clean, minimalist, and frankly, sterile world we’ve been impli...