Before Tom Àdam ever existed, there was skateboarding. As a teenager, I spent countless afternoons skating through streets, car parks, empty squares, and hidden corners of cities, chasing the feeling of movement, freedom, and discovering places accidentally along the way. Looking back now, I realise it was never only about skating itself. It was about exploration. About learning a city through motion. Returning to Paris for our collaboration with SO/ Paris brought that feelin

Every time I return to Latvia, something inside me slows down almost immediately. Perhaps it is the air. Perhaps the forests. Or perhaps simply the familiarity of landscapes that quietly shaped you long before you realised it. Some of my favourite memories there are the simplest ones: long walks through the countryside with family and close friends, conversations unfolding slowly between trees, gathering around tables after hours spent outdoors, returning home with muddy sho

Beirut is a city that stays with you long after leaving it. Not because it tries to impress you, but because everything feels deeply alive, the streets, the music, the conversations drifting through open windows late into the night. Beauty and chaos somehow existing side by side, entirely inseparable from one another. During our time in Beirut, we spent many afternoons at Sporting Club Beach, one of the city’s most iconic seaside clubs. A place that feels suspended somewhere