last tended: October 29, 2026

  • Indira

    Friend, amazing artist, creative technologist, person. I’m hoping you also meet Indira in your life. She brings so much joy.

    • RSS philosophy

      Web feeds let you subscribe to a site and get whatever’s new, all in one place, without giving anyone your email or attention on their terms.

      • fluxus manifesto

        written by George Maciunas, 1963.

        • The Moving Body

          The Moving Body: Teaching Creative Theatre (English translation of Le Corps Poétique) is Jacques Lecoq’s account of his pedagogy: a physical, mime-rooted approach to actor training built around observation of movement, gesture, and the “neutral mask.” Lecoq (1921–1999) was a French movement teacher ...

        • The Myth of Sisyphus

          The Myth of Sisyphus is Albert Camus’ philosophical essay introducing the idea of the absurd: the confrontation between the human need for meaning and the universe’s indifferent silence.

        • There Is No Other

          There Is No Other collects Ram Dass’ late-life teachings on non-duality and the illusion of separateness — the idea that beneath the many roles and identities we move through, there’s a shared awareness underneath it all.

        • Jack Verlaine

          Musician and artist, album RITUALS. Working together on the music video for Blue and lucid sky — see Blue and lucid sky.

        • Mars The Star Child

          Musician and artist. Working together on the music video for Body — see Body.

        • The Design of Everyday Things

          Author: Don Norman I’ve been reading this book for the last couple of weeks, again.

        • summer-26 manifesto

          i realized we don’t have a ton of summers in our lives.

        • noise music

          I heard about the concept a couple of weeks ago. I felt in love at first hear.

          • A trip to the moon, 1902

            Not only the tattoo I have on my arm, but also the fantastic 1902 first science fiction film! tattoo by Seezy.

          • Music Composition

            i was going to start by learning from music theory, like what i realize it was the harmonic style of 18th century european musicians, which is what i associate with learning music usually.

          • just be.

            I worried for so long. I ran from for so long. I worried for the future. For a life of lost possibilities. I run on the opportunities.

          • missing bridges

            as the moon paints the waves, the closet door cringe. red lights bleeding onto the walls. rainy day echoing on the way.

          • How to write one song

            Thanks Ali for the gift of this book.

          • The Garden of Earthly Delights

            Author: Hieronymus Bosch Bosch was into something here.

            • Reading list

              Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows Gödel, Escher, Bach .

            • Cruising Utopia

              Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity is a landmark text in Queer Theory and queer studies by José Esteban Muñoz, published by NYU Press.

            • Seezy

              Biz partner on tetherbound, friend, talented tattoo artist on www.instagram.com/shouldnthurt/ and beyond.

            • nausicaä

              visit her site about software, hardware, sound, paper, words more seeds and plants soon.

            • Gödel, Escher, Bach

              Author: Douglas Hofstadter A mind-bending exploration of consciousness, self-reference, and strange loops through the lenses of math, music, and art.

            • Values

              A north, or like multiple norths. Soon more on my values, and the process and tooling i’ve been testing for value declarations.

              • envy

                Oh envy… So much to write and to say here. How often do you feel envy? What do you do when that happens? Think about it. Feel about it.

                • Clowns

                  I’ve been exploring clowning.

                • A Clockwork Orange (1971)

                  Director Stanley Kubrick A pretty controversial film, but big fan. Here is an essay I wrote about it.

                • EMDR

                  Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a form of psychotherapy developed by Francine Shapiro that helps people process and integrate traumatic memories.

                • Internal Family Systems

                  Internal Family Systems (IFS) is a model of psychotherapy developed by Richard Schwartz that proposes the mind is made up of multiple sub-personalities, or parts, each with its own voice, role, and intention; all organized around a core Self.

                • No Bad Parts

                  Schwartz’s central argument is that the mind is not a single unified thing.

                • The Body Keeps the Score

                  Van der Kolk’s central argument is that trauma doesn’t just live in the mind, it lives in the body.

                • veneer theory

                  Veneer theory is the belief that civilization is nothing more than a thin veneer that will crack at the merest provocation — that beneath our social norms and institutions, humans are inherently selfish, brutal, and chaotic.

                • Attention Economy

                  The attention economy is the idea that human attention is a scarce resource — and that digital platforms, media, and advertising are all competing to capture and monetize it.

                • Backrooms (2026)

                  Director Kane Parsons.

                • Brazil (1965)

                  Directed by Terry Gilliam to read more about it dennisbiba.com/2024/12/15/gilliam-brazil-en/ .

                • Green-Wood Cemetery

                  A historic cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.

                • How this garden works?

                  This garden lives in three places at once. Obsidian — Where everything starts.

                • How to Do Nothing - Resisting the Attention Economy

                  This book is very related to the… Attention Economy “I hope that the figure of ‘doing nothing’ in opposition to a productivity-obsessed environment can help restore individuals who can then help restore communities, human and beyond.” How to be out of sync from chrononormativity as a way of resistan...

                • On taking notes

                  From here, “Create Zettel from Reading Notes According to the Principle of Atomicity” Capture on paper ideas A7 notebook example 0.5mm mechanical pencil (soft 2B leads) - [example 01](0.5mm mechanical pencil) Process notes into Obsidian Start as a note as general as possible Get to the details in su...

                • Performance artists

                  -Tehching Hsieh live in a jail for a year in his house in tribeca performance art intersects with Queer Theory and queer practice — see Queer Latitudes .

                • Psychotherapy

                  What a topic. I have so much to say here. I tried a few styles of therapy.

                • Queer Theory

                  A critical framework that interrogates how norms around gender, sexuality, identity, and time are constructed — and who gets left out when those norms are treated as natural.

                • Sources and inspiration on digital gardens philosophy

                  Sources & further reading Bernstein — Hypertext Gardens — A 1998 hypertextual essay about hypertext structure itself.

                • Systemic shame

                  Systemic shame is something I’ve had to learn to name. I read it for the first time on the book Unlearning Shame by Devon Price.

                • Testing a note here

                  Hola hola hola. Did you take a deep breath today? This takes you to the homepage: index.

                • The Attention Economy and the Net

                  Source: firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/519/440 by Michael H.

                • Time Binds - Queer Temporalities, Queer Histories

                  Link to essay Some concepts in it: chrononormativity.

                • Time is not linear

                  A linear time is a construction. An idea we inherited. I am not saying time is not linear. I am saying time is also not not linear.

                • Unlearning Shame

                  Unlearning Shame: How We Can Reject Self-Blame Culture and Reclaim Our Power is a book by social psychologist Devon Price that addresses the pervasive feeling of shame caused by societal and systemic problems.

                • chrononormativity

                  This concept is Elizabeth Freeman’s term for the way social institutions organize human life into a standardized timeline — and how that timeline gets naturalized as the only “normal” way to exist.

                • digital gardens

                  The garden is the web as topology.

                • hauntology

                  coined by Jacques Derrida in Spectres of Marx, 1993 Philosophical concept describing how the past persists, haunts, and structures the present, challenging linear time and fixed identity.

                • learning in public

                  Learning in public isn’t about publishing finished thoughts — it’s about letting people see the process.

                • liminal spaces

                  I’m so exited to watch Backrooms (2026) liminal spaces carry a quality of hauntology — haunted by prior use, suspended between what was and what hasn’t arrived yet .

                • post-individualism

                  Notes from the essay The Post-Individual by Yancey Strickler the shift from “who am I?” to “who all am I?” For most of human history, identity was given to you — by family, by geography, by blood.

                • resistance-in-place

                  Propossed by Jenny Odell on How to Do Nothing - Resisting the Attention Economy To resist in place is to make oneself into a shape that cannot so easily be appropriated by a capitalist value system.

                • steal like an artist and other connections

                  genius vs scenius: medium.com/salvo-faraday/what-is-the-scenius-15409eb6ac72 If we forget about genius and think more about how we can nurture and contribute to a scenius, we can adjust our own expectations and the expectations of the worlds we want to accept us — what digital gardens try to model ...

                • tigers-gifs

                  Why these gifts here — besides, I love tigers? Most come from GifCities, the Internet Archive’s animated GIF search engine built from old GeoCities pages.

                • undertone (2025)

                  interview with Director Ian Tuason, and how caring for his aging parents inspired Undertone.

                • why a garden?

                  Since I was 11 or so, the first time I got access to the internet (yeah, it was pretty different back in Argentina in 2006), my first thought was how I could have my own website.

                • Tetherbound

                  A handmade leather kink wear brand. I am starting with my friend Seezy More on this project soon here, but in the meantime, tetherbound.nyc/.