RapTijd

Riley, if you’ve ever stepped into a high school robotics lab, you know that there’s a certain kind of electricity in the air—and I’m not talking about the circuits. It’s in the way a student’s eyes light up when a motor finally turns after hours of trial and error. This phenomenon is best illustrated in the case of a group …

I recall vividly the moments right after I opened the artbook. This was not an undertaking I wanted to engage in for long, perhaps a quick browse and a look at the drawings. Wrong. Rather, intense observation is what I was subjected to. The experience stirred within me something I did not expect: quiet emotion. Not because of the narrative …

I recall vividly the moments right after I opened the artbook. This was not an undertaking I wanted to engage in for long, perhaps a quick browse and a look at the drawings. Wrong. Rather, intense observation is what I was subjected to. The experience stirred within me something I did not expect: quiet emotion. Not because of the narrative …