The world never happens in categories.

A product may hold human desire, commercial boundaries, and organisational judgement at once. A city belongs not only to geography, but also to language, habit, and memory. Things are rarely separate; we simply learn to name them apart.

My interests tend to remain where these categories meet. I am less concerned with preserving a fixed identity than with what becomes visible when different ways of seeing illuminate one another—and whether that allows something to be understood more fully.

LIN.WIKI has sections, but does not treat them as boundaries. Projects hold action, research holds method, and collections hold preference. Together they form not a résumé, but a cross-section of one person’s way of seeing.