Topic

solitude

A collection of 6 issues

On guarding your innermost.

Wet torrential. Flashing light. Cozy in a coffeehouse. Justin, MacKenzie, Melissa and I, designers and artists we, reflecting on how important it is to turn technology off – violently, regularly exorcise it if you must – so that one might carry on the unadulterated work one is meant to do. Then, I

On loving nature.

Map of Alaska via the University of Washington libraries. I can’t stop thinking about Alaska. One might wonder how people survive in such a remote place. Remote yet breathtakingly raw and beautiful. I wondered this myself, until I read this passage by Ralph Waldo Emerson: To speak truly, few

On guarding your innermost.

Wet torrential. Flashing light. Cozy in a coffeehouse. Justin, MacKenzie, Melissa and I, designers and artists we, reflecting on how important it is to turn technology off – violently, regularly exorcise it if you must – so that one might carry on the unadulterated work one is meant to do. Then, I

On loving nature.

Map of Alaska via the University of Washington libraries. I can’t stop thinking about Alaska. One might wonder how people survive in such a remote place. Remote yet breathtakingly raw and beautiful. I wondered this myself, until I read this passage by Ralph Waldo Emerson: To speak truly, few

On guarding your innermost.

Wet torrential. Flashing light. Cozy in a coffeehouse. Justin, MacKenzie, Melissa and I, designers and artists we, reflecting on how important it is to turn technology off – violently, regularly exorcise it if you must – so that one might carry on the unadulterated work one is meant to do. Then, I

On loving nature.

Map of Alaska via the University of Washington libraries. I can’t stop thinking about Alaska. One might wonder how people survive in such a remote place. Remote yet breathtakingly raw and beautiful. I wondered this myself, until I read this passage by Ralph Waldo Emerson: To speak truly, few