Circular Unicorn

INVISIBLE — Part I: The Purchase

Attention Is the First Currency

Mar 4 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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February 2026

Practice Is the Only Way Out

Art, AI, and rebuilding a circular future one rep at a time

Feb 25 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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Why I Went Quiet

Grief, systems, and the slow return to making things

Feb 17 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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August 2025

How to 40X Your Way Out of the Waiting Quicksand

Navigating the quiet space between readiness and recognition. Where builders, dreamers, and job seekers wait.

Aug 10, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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July 2025

Preparing to Launch a Dragonfly

A founder’s glimpse into 2050 — and the quiet courage it takes to build it.

Jul 15, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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June 2025

The Cave, the Bud, and the Splintering

On dread, validation, and the slow beauty of becoming ready

Jun 16, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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May 2025

Galvanizers, Gatherings, and the Audacity to Try

Three moments—an anthem, a strike, a rally—reveal what it takes to move people. Can we still build something that powerful today?

May 21, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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The Circular City That Rides on Two Wheels

Reflections from Mechelen, Belgium—on bikes, borrowed spoons, and how circular systems become real life.

May 11, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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Feeding the Machine: Can AI Earn the Energy It Consumes?

The AI boom is already reshaping everything from logistics to legislation, but it’s energy-hungry. Can we balance its footprint by aiming it at big wins…

May 5, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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What If the Mountain Doesn’t Move You?

This week, I shared an image of a fast fashion landfill, a true mountain of discarded clothing, layers upon layers of fabric that never found a second…

May 4, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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Can One Person Make a Dent? I’m Trying to Find Out.

This started as an experiment. Now it’s a calling. Here’s where we go next, and how you can help.

May 3, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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Art in Climate: How the Right Image Can Move Mountains

A single image made me feel more about textile waste than a dozen reports ever have.

May 2, 2025 • Heather Alvis 🦄

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