On progress, migration, screens and what one of the world's smallest countries might want to protect while it changes. 10 years ago I travelled for the first time to Bhutan and I fell in love with the culture, the people, the energy. One thought keeps me currently up at night, especially since the country changes with every time I go back. Therefore, I decided to share that thought. In the Bhutanese highlands, I watched a mother sit with prayer beads in her hands and pray for the protection...

I founded We Are Events together with Renée (a wondeful woman I met during one of my exhibitions) because I was tired of watching artists create the value and then disappear from the story. It happens. A photographer makes the image everyone posts. A musician gives the evening its atmosphere. A designer builds the visual world. An artist lends a project the credibility no sponsorship deck could manufacture. Their work becomes the part people remember. Then the event ends. The brand keeps the...

I came to work with Gumball 3000, the Gumball 3000 Foundation and the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus. I fell in love with three-trombone jazz, chargrilled oysters and a coffee courtyard that reminded me of Saigon. New Orleans is the sort of city that turns a short Google Maps list into 41 saved places. I had come for a project bringing together Gumball 3000, its foundation and the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus. Before the work started, I stayed for a few days by myself and explored...