For the first time, our 24/7 cities have the chance to stop, reflect and make some overdue changes. After an unpredictable 2020, the idea of new year’s resolutions felt a tad overwhelming. For cities, however, there’s never been a better time to reflect, readjust and put into effect some resolutions. …

Last night we came together to chat about the 100-Year Life, by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott, and the impact our longer lives are having. — Yesterday we held our very first Fluxx Book Club — a relaxed affair with book clubbers from a cross section of industries and backgrounds chatting about The 100-Year Life, by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott. …

Family-owned brewery Fourpure wanted to bring their vision and passion for beer to life. With an audacious 3-week deadline, they needed insight, actionable feedback, and a clear direction forward. Like many of the best things in life, brewing is a combination of art and science. In a huge building in…

Ahead of his keynote talk at the News UK Change Forum in London on 5th February, Fluxx spoke with Gibson Biddle about his time at Netflix, the day Reed Hastings (Founder and CEO) killed off advertising and his advice for media companies in 2019. Gib led product development at a…

DIYSOS is a certified tearjerker. For the best part of 20 years, Nick Knowles and the team have transformed the homes of those in need, as we have sat back and sobbed. But behind the powerful storytelling and subsequent tears are the design principles which underpin the successful transformations that…

Five Fluxxers visited The Future Starts Here exhibit at London’s V&A museum and selected five designs we love and five designs we loathe. Paul Virilio, a cultural theorist, captures what technology may have in store for us in one famously eloquent quote, “the invention of the ship was also the…

Having experienced first-hand the wonders of modern medicine that are keeping us alive for longer, my mum is taking the time to explore the opportunities her life has to offer. At the age of 54 my mum is training to become a Data Scientist. Voted sexiest job of the 21-st…

An exploration of how our depiction and perception of sex in art has changed. Originally published in Anchor Magazine. In 1902 Gustav Klimt’s master piece, the Beethoven Frieze, was met with embattled rejection. Produced as part of an exhibition celebrating the life of the late composer, Ludwig van Beethoven, the…