In the vibrant summer of 2016, an extraordinary voyage beckoned us to the mesmerizing shores of Ibiza. With the sun-kissed Mediterranean as our backdrop, we embarked on a remarkable expedition to document a transformative odyssey in design and emotional styling for none other than the…

The most interesting wearable I’ve ever seen didn’t have a screen. It looked like a normal Levi’s jacket. Working with Google ATAP on Project Jacquard taught me that the future of wearables isn’t about adding features. It’s about disappearing into behavior.

We spent our longest stretch in the Gulf. Dubai exploded with streetwear for Sole DXB, while Abu Dhabi quietly built museums meant to last centuries. Between heat, concrete, and culture, the future took shape.

Flew to New York to close a deal and left with more than a signature. Between Emirates business class, sharp meetings, and a quiet visit to the Explorers Club, the city showed its two speeds.

Brighton by the sea, long brunches, quiet rooms where Ethereum was explained calmly at one pound an ether. Lewes burned with ritual fire. London moved too fast to listen. It was early. That was the advantage.

Venice does not knock. It drifts in. An invitation becomes a crossing, a случай meeting becomes a bridge. In a narrow alley, a photograph turns into destiny. Graffiti rises on rusted walls facing the lagoon, and history whispers through spray, water, and chance. In Venice,…

March 2014. Design Art Week revealed a calmer, more intentional Dubai. Between rising skylines, a second encounter with the Rotary Club, and parallel consultancies in Abu Dhabi, the region felt no longer in rehearsal, but in authorship.

We spent New Year’s Eve in Tokyo in early 2014, chasing mining hardware while Mt. Gox was quietly failing. The meetings were tense, the deal collapsed, and the party happened anyway. One month later, everything broke.

In May 2013, we moved between Shanghai and Hong Kong chasing work, art, and friendships. Only later did we learn that, across the street from where we slept, Edward Snowden was hiding in plain sight, while the city carried on as if nothing was happening.

March 2013. Art Dubai inside Madinat Jumeirah, VIP access everywhere, artists, press, and power intersecting. Between new metro stations, rising skyscrapers, and parallel talks in Abu Dhabi, it felt like a city reassembling itself in real time.

A brief moment inside Colette, Paris, 2012. Between racks of black silhouettes and limited pieces, conversations flowed faster than the crowd. Art, fashion, music, all compressed into a single frame. The kind of place where a meeting is never accidental, and a photograph quietly becomes…