To my parents' house this weekend.
Buy a house in two years.
Have our first baby before 30.
I've always lived in the future. Every event in my life seemed predictable. In 2022 I had to make a decision to move from my hometown to a foreign country. I was given 8 hours to make the decision of a lifetime. After half a year in immigration, I realised that planning things was no longer working, as well as the life support I had. Starting January 2023, the long and painful process of my own reassembly began.
Project 2.0 invites us to look at familiar things from an angle of precariousness and imbalance. An invitation to dive into the crisis-recovery cycle of the individual.
The project is in progress.
Buy a house in two years.
Have our first baby before 30.
I've always lived in the future. Every event in my life seemed predictable. In 2022 I had to make a decision to move from my hometown to a foreign country. I was given 8 hours to make the decision of a lifetime. After half a year in immigration, I realised that planning things was no longer working, as well as the life support I had. Starting January 2023, the long and painful process of my own reassembly began.
Project 2.0 invites us to look at familiar things from an angle of precariousness and imbalance. An invitation to dive into the crisis-recovery cycle of the individual.
The project is in progress.
To my parents' house this weekend.
Buy a house in two years.
Have our first baby before 30.
I've always lived in the future. Every event in my life seemed predictable. In 2022 I had to make a decision to move from my hometown to a foreign country. I was given 8 hours to make the decision of a lifetime. After half a year in immigration, I realised that planning things was no longer working, as well as the life support I had. Starting January 2023, the long and painful process of my own reassembly began.
Project 2.0 invites us to look at familiar things from an angle of precariousness and imbalance. An invitation to dive into the crisis-recovery cycle of the individual.
The project is in progress.
Buy a house in two years.
Have our first baby before 30.
I've always lived in the future. Every event in my life seemed predictable. In 2022 I had to make a decision to move from my hometown to a foreign country. I was given 8 hours to make the decision of a lifetime. After half a year in immigration, I realised that planning things was no longer working, as well as the life support I had. Starting January 2023, the long and painful process of my own reassembly began.
Project 2.0 invites us to look at familiar things from an angle of precariousness and imbalance. An invitation to dive into the crisis-recovery cycle of the individual.
The project is in progress.