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The Rolling Now

is the creative practice of Philipp Eibach exploring the nature of TIME.  

“The present is the only thing that has no end.”

Erwin Schrödinger

All is in Time.

For me, time is the ultimate currency of life. The sum of moments we are given between birth and death is what we call a lifetime.
Through my explorations, I’ve arrived at a simple formula: time is charged by presence.
The more fully we inhabit each moment, the richer life becomes. Our relationship with time is not secondary—it is the key.

The world around us often pulls at our attention. It requires dedication and consistency to maintain our own rhythm. This is where ritual objects can help us—by anchoring our personal time outside the digital whirlwind. 


→ read more about my motivation

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Over the past two years, I have been developing a kinetic object that reveals the passage of time through gravity and sound.

TAOO is designed as a ritual companion for personal practices like meditation, movement, or writing. By freeing timekeeping from digital devices, it invites a more intimate, tangible relationship with time.

→ read more

Join me on this journey.

Curious to see where this is going?
Allow me to share my learning with you. 

The Rolling Now

is the creative practice of Philipp Eibach
exploring the nature of TIME. 

With crafted objects and selected thought experiments,
I hope to inspire a more intimate and harmonic way of living in time.

TAOO

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Over the past two years, I have been developing a kinetic object that reveals the passage of time through gravity and sound.

TAOO is designed as a ritual companion for personal practices like meditation, movement, or writing. By freeing timekeeping from digital devices, it invites a more intimate, tangible relationship with time.

-> read more

Why time? 

For me, time is the ultimate currency of life. The sum of moments we are given between birth and death is what we call a lifetime.
Through my explorations, I’ve arrived at a simple formula: time is charged by presence.
The more fully we inhabit each moment, the richer life becomes. Our relationship with time is not secondary—it is the key.

The world around us often pulls at our attention. It requires dedication and consistency to maintain our own rhythm. This is where ritual objects can help us—by anchoring our personal time outside the digital whirlwind. 

→ read more about my motivation

Join me on this journey.

Curious to see where this is going?
Allow me to share my progress with you.