Nicolas Schuybroek More garden than museum. Sculpture, architecture, and landscape dissolve into one experience. The spaces encourage slowness and attention. It feels like a place for quiet observation.

MULLER VAN SEVEREN The book Coincidence by Jeremy Liebman is interesting because it plays with the idea that coincidences might not actually be as random as they seem. The story cleverly weaves together different lives and events, constantly making you, as a viewer, think about destiny and the possibility of making your own decisions. That makes it exciting and philosophical.