From virtual meeting rooms to immersive training, these technologies promise to reshape the workplace. But as offices move into digital spaces, we must ask: will this new reality free us or trap us further? This article explores the evolving role of VR and AR in work and their potential impact on our future.

In contemporary society, the altar no longer belongs to temples. It survives—quietly and precariously—in the leftover hours of the day, in kitchens, in bedrooms, in the body itself. Where prayer once lived, now lives exhaustion. And yet, the need for meaning remains. This essay argues that the modern subject, shaped by late capitalism, must reclaim the concept of the altar not as religious symbol, but as a mode of survival—a gesture of refusal in a system that demands visibility, output, and exhaustion.

A poet of silence, stutter, and breath. Robert Creeley stripped language to the bone—no ornaments, no explanations, just raw moments of love, doubt, and human fragility.  Show more...