What am I doing Now(-ish)[^now

life

I live in TZ=Europe/Brussels.

Being the proud father of twin children, most of my time is occupied doing my best to keep them alive while they do their best to kill me, and one day I will get 9 hours continuous sleep.

art

Prototyping a new series of generative art; doing things with a dot matrix printer for a retro-authentic feel.

code

Developing Imoxia™, my web identity/blog/social platform. Somebody was very snarky and dismissive about it because it is currently only used by one(-ish) person (me). Who says a platform can’t be for one person? Why does everything have to be about taking over the world? Ironically, that snarky person developed their own platform which is used by exactly one person too!¹

listening

I am always listening to music. Recently I have dipped my ears into opera (Il Barbiere Di Sivigila is wonderful, particularly Callas/Gobbi). Otherwise, its my usual choice of Tangerine Dream, Yello, Can, Agitation Free, et al.

reading

I don’t read as much for pleasure as I used to: q.v. life. The last book that I read was Berserker (2024) by Adrian Edmondson. I am currently reading the Greek Myths series by Stephen Fry (which should keep me busy until the end of 2025, if not longer).

website

My website is my most public expression. It is a hybrid intersectional space where my art and code collide. Yes, it has a unique aesthetic style. But don’t let the “retro” vibe distract from the fact that it’s 100% accessible, performant as heck, and as resource efficient as you can get; this is big-league stuff, apparently. It is powered by my own code stack: anything above the tcp/ip is my domain. Apart from being a bit of fun, and despite a retro-vibe aesthetic, it’s pushing the envelope so far it’s at the frontier; this was not my intention, but its where my intent ended up, thanks to a pursuit of a quality system fuelled by a little spite.

writing

Many of the wise things that I say are noted in my private journal (because, despite what especially the millenials and quite a few others may think, public is not a sensible default). Occasionally things get curated and made available public on this website or my gemlog.

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