Curiosity is the most distinct trait that defines us — curiosity about new places, people, emotions, food, and landscapes. Our planet is full of unexplored corners, breathtaking natural wonders, and people who think, live, and love in unique ways. For us, traveling isn’t just about moving from one place to another, changing the scenery, and mass-capturing visual memories; it’s rather an inner journey, an exploration of alternate versions of ourselves — versions that might have existed if we were born in very different geographical locations.

We are captivated by the thought of experiencing life as another ‘us,’ not in a sci-fi parallel universe, but within a different reality than our own. What fascinates us even more is the possibility of not just imagining these alternate lives but living them—wearing them like a soft sweater, immersing ourselves so fully that we momentarily forget the lives we’ve known and owned. This thought fills us with vigor and inspiration.

The more we travel, the more we realize how relative everything is—beauty, relationships, nature, and beliefs. Each culture offers its own norms and truths, all equally real and magical, coexisting within our shared world. There is nothing more fulfilling for us than experiencing these diverse realities and translating them into thoughts, words, and reflections through our writings, drawings, and photos.

This process of exploration not only makes us understand the world and our place within it, but also leads us to discover new aspects of ourselves and our relationship, enriching our lives in ways we could have never imagined. The world is vast and we are eager to continue exploring it — both outwardly and inwardly, together.