Notes from the Field

I’ve been noticing how the internet moves in moods. One week it’s quiet minimalism, the next it’s chaos disguised as creativity. Somewhere in between, there’s always something that catches my eye — a color, a phrase, a detail that feels like it knows something I don’t yet.

Discoveries is my way of tracking that feeling — not to predict trends, but to understand what they’re trying to say. It’s where I collect the things that spark a small pause: an image that hums, a line from an essay that won’t leave, a designer doing something that feels both familiar and new.

I think of it as a visual diary — a place to trace curiosity in real time. Not what’s popular, but what’s resonating. The kind of things that don’t need explanation, only observation.