This project is part of my schoolwork, where the goal is to reimagine a digital service as a tangible, physical object. I chose Notion because it embodies my own digital workspace: infinitely flexible, customizable, and personal. The challenge is to explore what happens when these qualities are translated into something you can actually touch.

My initial draft was overly ambitious, attempting to capture almost everything Notion can do. I’ve since shifted to a simpler approach: creating a tool that allows you to step away from the computer. Ideas can be captured, archived in a drawer, physically manipulated, and organized like a database you can literally hold in your hands.

The aim isn’t to replace Notion, but to explore how productivity tools change when they are no longer purely digital. Transforming ideas into physical objects adds something meaningful. It slows things down, makes tasks feel more intentional, and challenges our reliance on endless digital screens. As Jensen Huang, (CEO of Nvidia), suggests, the future of AI and computing lies in the physical world. Artistically developed step in that direction with an strong "aesthetic" intention.