Soft Tech Philosophy

a poetic interface in a soft garden — glowing text fields beneath moonlight, gentle vines wrapping around antique computer parts, warm ambient light, handwritten notes floating in the air, a desk with petals, feathers, and a journal — evokes quiet reflection and emotional depth — cinematic, ethereal lighting, pastel tones, digital-analog hybrid, dreamlike atmosphere, slow living, wabi-sabi aesthetics

What Is Slow Tech?

I’m not anti-tech. I’m just tired. Tired of being optimized. Tired of tech that forgets we’re people, not data points. Slow tech isn’t about going offline. It’s about building tools that honor slowness, reflection, and our inner lives.

Jardine Faner

May 212 min read

A quiet, dreamlike garden in late autumn—softly overgrown, with golden light filtering through bare branches. Fallen petals rest on rich, dark soil. In the center, a handwritten journal lies open on a stone bench, its pages fluttering in the breeze. The atmosphere is still, sacred, and tender—like the earth is listening.

This Garden Is Not Withering

People hear Withering Gardens and think it’s about decay. But I named it not as a monument to death, but as an act of reclamation. To wither is not to fail. To wither is to rest. To return. To root.

Jardine Faner

May 202 min read