digital garden

As Elizabeth Gilbert says, ideas are alive and always looking for a human collaborator to bring them to earth.

When you reflect on what you collect, you start noticing patterns. You connect dots that once felt totally unrelated. You move from passive consumer to active thinker.

What is your idea transformed into?

Your final output. You’ve turned your references, reflections and connections into something tangible, an article, a podcast, a piece of art, a film, a workshop... Not every seed has to flower, but some will. Ideas take time to germinate.

A digital garden is not only a place to drop links and half-finished notes.

It’s a gentle rebellion against the idea that algorithms and AI know you better than you know yourself.