Distractions, shmistractions
Setbacks in my project of processing walking journey notes, preparing for an upcoming presentation in Sapporo, distractions, distractions, distractions, looking for Paul Salopek.
To deny other possible interpretations
Experience exists in infinite states until observed and recorded. I’m experimenting with AI tools to find patterns in my mountain of notes, hoping to discover those rare moments worth preserving — the resonances that passages in others’ books create in my mind.
This private, impossible wonder
Confronting the impossibility of capturing my 9,000-kilometer journey through voice memos, memories, and notes. Can I make all this tangible? Perhaps what matters isn't why I walked but something else.
A half-assedly thought-out pictorial semi-vision thing
A walking journey of 9,000 kilometers around Japan, spanning 7 years and 18 islands. Follow along as I process the raw data of this walk to determine if this adventure deserves to become a book.