Two Words

Respecting the spectator's time is one of the most important approaches for creators. When you see a multitude of realities arriving in the form of products, comforts, experiences and promises that expand our reality, not necessarily for the better, it becomes a challenge that is not often taken seriously. In many cases, one could argue that spectators themselves do not respect their own time, but that is another subject. Whoever creates tends to respect.

The creation of this website is not an attempt at "more". It is not an act of positioning or affirmation... and yet, it can easily be argued as a way of not being deformed. Not because non-deformation matters, but because the attempt at truth does. My life mechanism from maturity onward has been summed up in "I solve and create"; once, I solved and created out of necessity, today I do it because what exists is not enough. In a way, still out of necessity.

I cannot go a day without having the description "beautiful" somewhere in there. When you look at the macro, you tend to be demotivated not by the deep ocean you have to swim through, but more by the reason why you should do it. Navigating this non-linear reality is a real challenge. This feeling makes it even more beautiful; otherwise, it would be just another arc, which still would not be a problem, but when I dig through experiences, I think that the fires lit are what make life both more livable and more unbearable. Here, precisely here, the solution begins. The point from which you choose to start matters, but at the end of the day, what is inevitable is merely delayed. Species advance not only through those who "make noise on stage", but also through those who leave a spark here or there, and continue their work to see what else truly catches fire.

I understood early that the most important things in life are not in our hands. Perhaps in the future this narrative may change. It is good to stay with what we know, or what we think we know. And what we know is that we still do not know enough (greetings from 2026, Socrates), so the effort to push as far as possible may perhaps make a difference, ideally for the better.