3, 2, 1… play.
We are living through a brutal shift in time, and there are many doors through which we can begin to understand it from the root.
One of them is the transformation of the concept of “institution.”
Nothing here is random. Not even the fact that the chosen platform is YouTube.
Enjoy.
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✨️Random ideas / wishes I’m sending your way for 2026:✨️
✅️May there be no drought of ideas.
✅️May the occasional blindness that comes with extremist thinking stay far away from your projects.
✅️May we be able to understand the situation—whatever it is, however it shows up.
✅️May we find a way out of the walls that were built around us… and may we not be the ones to build new ones once we’re finally out.
✅️May we use technology as much as possible—and make our own example the proof that the problem isn’t technology, but what human beings choose to do with it.
And finally, may we truly realize we’re living through a brutal shift—of era, of stage, of chapter—in human history… and that it’s on us to start taking seriously a change of perspective in the academic, research, and innovation worlds. The biggest revolutions have always been led by young people… and if you ever doubt yourself on some random day: choose whichever you’ll regret the least.
✨️Wishing a fruitful 2026 to this whole community.🍾
As for me: I just keep moving forward🌻 (And yes—the next post will finally be about the first project I want to share with this beautiful community.)
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P.S.
Any SNK / AOT vibes… are 100% intentional.
People often talk about innovation when it’s about the latest technology, new tools, or solutions that push industries forward. But we rarely hear about innovation in art — how ideas, movement, language, and meanings reshape what we see and how we live.
In an era where the visual dominates and almost everything is designed to sell, understanding innovation through a semiotic and cultural lens is essential. Just as essential as it is for any artist today to understand the digital innovations that can help them build a business or create new works of art.
Nice to meet you. My name is Kaisa.
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