A daily practice
of looking.

Every day I share an artwork on Instagram. Paintings, photographs, collages, drawings, sculptures — work I stumble across, work that stops me mid-scroll, work made by artists I want more people to know about.

Art is where I find inspiration for everything else — for talks, for community building, for strategy, for the way I think about the world. Looking at art trains the eye to notice what isn't obvious. It teaches you to make connections between things that don't, at first glance, belong together. That, to me, is the essence of nonlinear thinking.

A good artwork doesn't give you the answer. It gives you a question you didn't know you were carrying.