Building in private
For the past year I've been consumed by two projects that have taken shape mostly in private. Doing the work has been more important than talking about doing the work. This has been a relief. As much as I love to write and communicate, I find myself wary of being
For the past year I've been consumed by two projects that have taken shape mostly in private. Doing the work has been more important than talking about doing the work. This has been a relief. As much as I love to write and communicate, I find myself wary of being too public about what I'm doing and thinking. It starts to quickly feel performative, not who I am. To be able to immerse myself in a project deeply with only my closest collaborators and friends knowing what's going on, suits my nature much more. But in the next few weeks, both projects will become either newly public or public in a
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