A story about a handkerchief, a loss, and a small gesture that becomes an act. In the hands of a patient, the thread turns into thought — mending as a way to stay alive. What begins as a repair ends up as a lesson on creating from what’s broken, without erasing it.

An artist says that without the eye there’s no angle, and without the angle, no rainbow. From that line unfolds a reflection on how seeing is a form of participation — how each gaze, with its own language, alters what it observes. A text about the moment before the idea, when something begins to exist without a name yet.

A reflection on manufactured emergence — when what seems like chance is actually the result of creating the right conditions for something valuable to appear. Emergents II: Carpe Diem explores how chaos, intuition, and movement can turn into allies of the creative process.

From ballet to digital creation — a story about breaking and returning, about the same fire that keeps transforming everything it touches.