• Never to forget

  A note on neglected history and inhumane crimes of hate.

• Capsule wardrobe

  Fashion has grown to become one of my biggest interests. Simply because I enjoy seeing people express themselves so individually with their choice of clothing. But I need a few adjustments.

• True Social Media

  Deleting your entire Social Media (or even just a part of it) sounds sort of horrifying. Björn, who is a friend of mine, did exactly that a few months ago.

• Phone Setup 2021

  This article can be seen as a reply to a thought shared by Carl Barenbrug on his current 2021 phone setup. I always find it interesting to see how other people organise their digital companion and I also would like to share some things about mine.

• Seventeen

  17 things I have learned in 17 years on this earth

• KUMO magazine

  KUMO is an art, design and travel magazine based on the idea of rediscovering our environment by abstracting it into vertical meters. Every meter opens up new biotopes and ways of life.

• What is love?

  What does love mean to you? How would you define it?

• Finally being able to be who I really am

  I am 16, gay, and I've finally come out of the closet.

• Minimalism

  Minimalism is a huge topic and everyone has a different idea and imagi­nation of it. Some are already well introduced to this lifestyle while others think that being a mini­malist means owning two t-shirts, one book and that you have to sleep on the blank floor. Even if that would probably work out, it is not a desirable ap­proach. And it is also not what minimalism is, at all.

• Should there be a new way of grading?

  The grading system has many weaknesses and disadvantages regarding actual equitable evaluation. It kind of pulls people down more than it helps. But it is, as well, somehow helpful for comparing the efforts and outputs from students to make it possible to have a range for fair grading. But is that actually the case?