A day enjoying the slower pace of life here on Cheung Chau, an island full of beaches, boats, hikes, and buns!
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Being Chinese-American, I feel a personal connection to Guo Pei and many of the themes motivating her work. Her artistic approach is deeply rooted in her heritage and ever-evolving with contemporary fashion practices, her artistic innovation, and transcultural perspective.
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Simon and I always joke that we act like we’re in our late 30s: paying mortgage, taking care of ourselves, and honestly just working towards things we truly enjoy.
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The vision was to create limited edition art pieces that celebrate things we did with friends this year.
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New Orleans is such an amazing place to visit, full of life, culture, food, and an endless amount of entertainment.
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As someone who spends way too much time in a digital world where flaws literally aren’t possible, I love seeing small ink blots, misaligned layers, and grainy coverage.
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When I was starting out, tech jobs were so mysterious. Unless you hit up a career fair in college and worked an internship in Big Tech (both of which I missed because my career journey had its fair share of twists and turns), I had zero idea how people did it.
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Maybe it’s the the winding cobblestone roads, sweet shopkeepers, or the sight of laundry hanging out on the balcony, but Portuguese cities feel more lived-in and genuine, unjaded by tourism.
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A 5-part story: cloudy dramatic mornings, the magic of Montmartre, Versailles: town and country, autumn in Paris, and the legacy of Dior.
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Lately my work has been less about the work work and more about people.
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Maybe it’s just rosy retrospection, but I want to live like it’s 2020 again.
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“It almost seems like you’re not giving yourself the permission to be happy,” she says.
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