To bring back magic.

The atoms in your body came from Shakespeare’s thighs, slithering worms can grow wings and fly, and the sky is full of glitter.

In today’s world, the miracles of life feels like a second priority. Our despair is the miracles slipping under the radar.

To bring back wonder.

Science observes what exists. But it cannot answer how the tiny little acorn stores within it the mighty oak, or why the world exists in vibrant color, or how the sun got so perfectly positioned (a little closer and we burn, a little farther and we freeze).

To share the best of our world.

Beauty exists all around us. The flowers growing on the side of the path are not “purple”, but lilac, with veins of midnight purple crawling from the stem upwards, fading into soft lavender white at the tips of the petals. Clear raindrops sit on the velvety petals, bloating and bobbing the lines in intricate patterns.

To connect deeply.

Deep connections inspire and arouse us. We feel lost when all we talk about is the weather. We crave obsession, story, purpose, love. We crave genuine bonds.

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How can we curate intentional experiences of wonder and connection? How can we reinstall play and fun into our lives? How can what we design help us overcome loneliness and screen addictions? How can design transform our present and our future?

Life is not about how many breaths you take, it’s about how many moments take your breath away.