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A world, month by month

The garden diary

The architecture stays. The small stories change.
Each painting begins with a look back at what held my attention

September 2026 / Foundation Painted 2026-09-14

A garden to begin with

A fantastical garden between Corinthian columns, with flying machines, an astronomical sphere, a cyclist, a workshop, and enormous flowers.
An imagined landscape · Select the painting to look closer

Inside the painting

Two Corinthian columns frame a world of small experiments. A flying machine passes over the water, people gather around an astronomical sphere, and a cyclist follows a winding path. At the workshop, tools and curious apparatus sit beside living plants. Giant flowers and a pink botanical tower bring a little impossibility into the landscape.

This is the garden’s foundation: the architecture that future months will inhabit. Its details introduce space, making, cycling, and machine intelligence as neighbouring interests. It is an imagined starting point, rather than a record of how September was spent. As new paintings join the diary, the columns and main buildings will remain in place while the smaller stories change with Giuseppe’s own monthly recap.

The astronomical sphere Space
A place for questions about distant worlds.
The cyclist on the path Cycling & places
Looking closely while moving through the world.
The workshop Making
Finding out by building and trying.
The mechanical fish AI
An imagined creature marking questions about machine perception.

A page from my journal

From Giuseppe’s website direction conversation, 14 September 2026.

I want this website to express my interests and grow into a personal archive. Useful work in progress should have a place here, with clear labels.

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