THE BLUR — Introducing Analog Hours
Most of us live in two worlds at once. One is fast, bright and always asking for more of us. The other is slower and far more human, yet we only touch it when we remember to pause. The space between those two worlds is where life often turns into a blur.
The Blur is our first public step into changing that. This gathering introduces Analog Hours, a movement built to help people reclaim presence, deepen connection and experience the simple joy of doing things with intention again. For one evening, we invite you to step out of the constant stream of pings, feeds and deadlines, and into a room designed to help you breathe, listen and notice.
Expect an experience that moves gently from reflection to play. You will take part in the small but meaningful activities that form the backbone of Analog Hours, prompts that ground you, creative challenges that stir your curiosity and shared micro-moments that remind you what it feels like to be fully here. Nothing complicated, nothing overwhelming. Just space.
The Blur is not about switching off your digital life. It is about understanding how much of you has been scattered across it, and giving you a chance to gather yourself again.
Join us as we slow the world down for a few hours and introduce a new way of living in the middle of a noisy age.
What to Expect
Curated Analog Hours tasks that encourage presence and play
Grounded creative exercises that help you reconnect with yourself
A calm, warm atmosphere designed for reflection and gentle interaction
Light refreshments and an easy social flow
A first look at the broader Analog Hours philosophy
Who This is For
Anyone who feels stretched thin by the constant speed of life. Anyone craving depth over distraction. Anyone curious about how to live more intentionally in a digital world that rarely lets us rest.
Why We're Hosting This
The modern world doesn’t give you permission to slow down. So we created a space that does. The Blur marks the beginning of a larger vision to help people build healthier rhythms, one small practice at a time. Step out of the blur for an evening. Step into yourself instead.