I spoke with NY, Brooklyn-based graphic designer and artist Pauline Esguerra about her project, Soft.Space, which aims to frame human-computer interactions for users to reflect on their internet behaviours.

Following the process of handcoding the site, Esguerra guides the user through a threefold platform , attempting to offer a gestured solution in the form of a question: "How can internet art create a consciousness around 'slow' digital experiences?"

After discovering the digital mind-mapping tool kinipo.club, I'm currently engaged in visualising and drawing connections between my curatorial research, written projects, and general musings. While this platform is a work in progress, I invite you to explore my evolving connections and conclusions!