Over the last seven years, I’ve been slowly collecting a number of JR’s pieces of art, and recently, I jumped at the chance to participate in one of his renowned Inside Out projects in Geneva, titled "Hope Away From Home.”

Japan opened its borders to tourists earlier this week after a complicated couple of years for those who wished to visit.

Volunteering for the grape harvest at La Gara, hiking the La Dole circuit in the Jura mountains, enjoying an evening apero in the Lavaux vineyards, and becoming a father to a beautiful baby girl: my favourite images from a week in October.

I was lucky to catch the final day of ADD FUEL’s solo show, Exhibition “Chronos Redux” at the Underdogs Gallery, on a recent trip to Lisbon.

Five months ago today I broke my back in a skiing accident. Had it not been for the circumstances—I was skiing alone at night—the fall would have appeared to be largely unremarkable. I simply caught my ski on a rock, or shark as this type of danger is known among skiers, that lay below the surface.

Bill Gates does a great job at cutting through the complexity of climate change, making me optimistic that the path from 51 billion to zero is achievable. He presents his mental framework and the innovations for reducing the world’s annual greenhouse gas emissions to net zero.

A Japanese noun, /tsoon: 'doh-koo/ is the art of leaving a book unread after buying it, typically piled up together with other such unread books. I have a habit that sometimes falls under such a definition, but I’m not sure whether I feel any guilt.

Print not only matters; it's had a renaissance over the last decade as independent publishers launched niche titles with a focus on quality, crafting beautiful titles that magazine lovers search out.

The Suez drama around the Ever Given reminds me of my Favourite JR artwork where he transforms shipping containers into a canvas for a ballet dancer from the Paris Opera.

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March 13th, 2020, started with a robin crash landing into my living room. Later that day, I was to be sent home from the office. One later, and I’m still working from home.