Curated finds of the month
- Aug 7
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From childhood, I have always collected things. Oddly shaped stones, fallen leaves, insects—mostly beetles and butterflies. An early archive formed without intention. That habit has carried into adulthood. I am still drawn to objects that feel found rather than made. They shape my surroundings, the places I live in, the way I see the world.
There is a particular satisfaction in these small acquisitions. Not in accumulation, but in selection. A way of editing the world through attention. By sharing a monthly selection from this ongoing archive, I am tracing a practice of looking. A record of details that might otherwise go unnoticed, but that quietly inform how a place is understood.
This is a first selection of curated finds in June.




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