T. E. Lawrence’s Seven Pillars of Wisdom inspired me to travel. The book and the movie. When I stood in Wadi Rum and later wandered through Petra, I was looking as much for an idea as for a place.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
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T. E. Lawrence’s Seven Pillars of Wisdom inspired me to travel. The book and the movie. When I stood in Wadi Rum and later wandered through Petra, I was looking as much for an idea as for a place.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
It made thinking optional. It flattened hierarchies, but also flattened standards. It replaced the difficult question of “Is it true?” with the easier one: “Does it feel right?”
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
This is a collection of seven haiku, written every day of week 29 of 2026. Eine Sammlung von sieben Haiku, geschrieben an jedem Tag der neunundzwanzigsten Woche des Jahres 2026.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
It forced precision. Every sentence had to be considered before it was committed to paper.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
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The best excuse will always be the one that comes with an acceptable reason and at least some degree of regret.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
We ask whether experience shapes the self or the self shapes experience. But the question borrows its certainty from a grammar that divides what our lives do not.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
For a week, I’d like to be a pigeon. Because, linguistically speaking, pigeons are closely related to surgeons.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
Talking with each other instead of talking about each other could seem like a whole new technology in twenty years.
© Dominik Alexander / 2026
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