THE LIFE DIARY

TIME has become over the years the most precious gift. For the last 26 years, I have been carried a life diary starting upon my arrival in London on March 31, 2000.

Stack of papers, notebooks, and magazines placed on a white surface against a white wall

“Over 9,497 days and 28,491 life moments captured that translate into gratitude and valuable data to better apprehend the future.”‍ ‍

A person with red painted nails writing in a small notebook with a gold cover, sitting at a wooden table. The person is wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, a silver watch on their left wrist, and a ring on their right hand.

When gratitude meets purpose

Each day, I highlights three moments that matter to freeze those moments in time with the opportunity to revisit them at any given day in the present, browsing through the booklets.

My life diary has become a “livre de vie” and has taken physical form through the Be (t)here project: an identification of moments supported by human memory, which is re-emphasized through handwriting, photography and computer metadata mining [date & location].

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