Projects

An anthology of footnotes lifted from books I love, set in a generous margin treatment that turns the footnote into the main event.

Two-colour riso (black + fluorescent pink, which reads as the periwinkle of this site under daylight, almost). Edition of 60. A few copies left.

A web tool for redacting PDFs with the precision of a black marker and the politeness of a librarian. Open source, ~600 LOC.

Used by a few small newsrooms and one historian I've never met. The redaction strokes are slightly rough on purpose.

Placeholder write-up for Guestlist+1 — replace with the real story of the project.

Every Sunday I write 600 words about something long: the 7-hour Norwegian train ride, the way a sourdough takes three days.

Started in 2022. 142 issues. Around 4,000 readers, mostly people I have never met but who occasionally send me postcards.

A map of 230 short audio clips recorded around Seoul and Lisbon between 2019 and 2022. The map is hand-drawn and the player is a small wooden box.

The whole thing is 4MB. It will outlive me, probably.

Open-source, themeable, and accessible React UI component library, designed to ensure consistent user experiences across all Ping products. It leverages ThemeUI for customization and uses React Spectrum hooks for accessibility, offering a flexible, composable library available via npm.

An essay-as-website about the year I disabled every notification on every device. Reads top-to-bottom, no links out, no scroll-jacking — just a long page.

Featured in Are.na editorial. Still gets a few hundred reads a week.