Now

Hello! Here's what I've been up to lately–in no particular order.

Photo of the Cevennes national park in South of France. Clouds appear behind the first line of hills, covered in trees.
Les Cevennes, a place that always feels like now. Photo © Sara Götz

Renovating a barn in Northern Alsace.

Raising two lovely children. And loving their dad dearly.

Collaborating with The Toy Library for their digital platform to get known and adopted by Irish families. Sharing toys and caring for the environment creates great, positive social impact. Teaching kids a new paradigm works wonders.

Reading "Petit traité de l'action" by Denise Desjardins. It helps me to stay wise, keep focus on my goals and ambitions, and control the way I react on external events–such as getting refused the admission to the Visual Pedagogy school in Strasbourg, once again.
I shall take another path.
In parallel, I've read and just finished "Alyte", a graphic novel on bravery, resistance, friendship, contemporary challenges, mortality, and courage. Highly recommended!

Sketching the storyboard for a comics project written by a colleague from the Ecole CESAN Scénario de bande-dessinée course I took back in 2018. A story of hospitals, doors, children, and imaginary tales.

Nurturing my ongoing collaboration with the Swiss Medical Network clinics I have the pleasure to work with since 2019. Beside standard graphic design, they often commission me special illustration projects and pedagogic supports I love to create.

Researching alternatives to the surveillance capitalism, fighting for my right to privacy, cheering the open web. I want to show my kids that another way is possible, that they have the power to choose who to trust, and that they should be mindful about what personal data they share and with whom.

Breathing. Remembering myself that there are only two things one is forced to do in his life: to breath, and to die. And I think to love–nature, oneself, someone else. We should open our hearts to life.

Did I say I'm raising two incredible children?


This page is inspired by Derek Sivers' now page, and the concept found on Elena Rossini's blog. Last updated, April 2025.

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