art every like kills there's too much longing for external acceptance and too little work on building oneself and spending time to know your own ground. Which kills what would potentially be the really important stuff - in art, innovation and elsewhere.
opinion Gianni Rodari, Khachaturian y el caos que llevamos dentro Un alegato en favor de fomentar el aprecio por las artes como forma de entender qué nos importa realmente. Y algo de IA. // A plea to foster appreciation for the arts as a way to understand what really matters to ourselves. And some AI.
art Slowing down with... Bas Uterwijk (Ganbrood) A short artist interview with Bas Uterwijk / Ganbrood
art Slowing down with... Michael at LabelsOnHumans A short interview with artist Michael / LabelsOnHumans
music Slowing down with... Stevie J Jones / 1x1 A short interview with artist Stevie J Jones / @1x1_NFT
product strategy About frictions: slowing down, or the art of the effort, or how streaming services degrade the joy of each single piece of content, or how art speaks human but technology per se does not. We need to pause and reflect on how we experience the content we love. Baking the need for effort/friction into services increases the reward. Let's savour life and help others do as well.
curation About curation (in the NFT space and beyond) Curation in the age of massive scale digital platforms is a challenge, but full of opportunities to nurture human growth with the help of new technologies.
strategy Surfing the NFT wave as the bringer of the next consequential contribution to civilization The craze of NFTs in art signals deep impact in everything we do. Decentralized, transparent, no-trust is sure to be in your life, sooner or later.
art On Mario Klingemann's Appropriate Response Appropriate Response by Quasimondo / Mario Klingemann helps us reflect on how we interact with our everyday algorithms and how important it is to make them compatible with our emotional beings.
