
NEWS
01/10/2026

Happy International Music Day! I’m thinking of everyone walking this difficult yet beautiful path.
The initial ideas are gradually growing into a major project. Why not compete with the very best? 🙂
18/09/2026
Behind the scenes, new ideas are gradually finding their shape. Some paths are familiar, others lead to unexpected places. TimeLab continues to grow — quietly, patiently, and with curiosity.
The construction continues. 🙂
03/09/2026
After an unexpected journey and a few changes of plans, creative work is back on track. Meanwhile, the Piano section has welcomed an archival presentation from 2009, exploring the history of the instrument.
15/08/2026
August has brought new additions to TimeLab. The Photography gallery now features eleven rooms, including the new Stuff collection. Elsewhere, a few ideas are quietly taking shape, waiting for their moment.
08/08/2026
A few doors have opened, and a few more are waiting. Meanwhile, new videos have arrived in Encounters.
25/07/2026
Work on the website layout is ongoing. Two new photo galleries have been launched, and the ‘Clavis’ visual cycle is now featured.
16/07/2026
Timelab is coming to life
The site now includes seven photography galleries and three visual art galleries. The Music section is also beginning to take shape, with the Encounters page becoming a particularly personal space for sharing performances and works by close friends.
The next major stage will be the preparation, selection, and organization of the academic materials for the Academy section. Much remains to be done, but Timelab is gradually becoming the living space I imagined.
23/06/2026
Timelab.live was born on 9 June 2026 and is still very much under construction.

Behind the scenes, there is a great deal of digging, painting, rebuilding, rethinking, and occasionally getting lost in the labyrinth of WordPress.
New galleries are appearing almost daily.
Soon this place will contain photography, visual projects, music, lectures, essays, stories, and perhaps a few unexpected detours.
In short: everything from the earth to the moon and back again.
Thank you for your patience while the dust settles.