Fragments of Thinking
This section is not a collection of answers. It’s where I’ve gathered fragments of thinking—before I knew what they were for. Each article began with curiosity: a sentence I couldn’t finish, an analogy that wouldn’t go away, a tension I noticed between disciplines. I’ve written here with the same attention I bring to research—observing where something folds, breaks, or quietly resists being named
UX Beyond the Interface
UX, in this space, is never only about the interface. It’s a way to look at sculpture, architecture, cinema, or literature—and notice how form holds meaning. How a missing feature says more than what’s visible. How words do more than explain—they translate rhythm, structure, and pause.
Unfinished by Design
You won’t find how-to guides here.
These writings are unfinished in the best sense—open to rereading, reinterpretation, and contradiction.
They’re not about simplifying UX.
They’re about staying with its complexity—and letting that complexity shape how we write, observe, and design.