MrHubbi
// Atlas
A personal platform where I share what I'm passionate about — from White Star Line and Titanic to exploration, travel and the moments of everyday life.
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About me
I collect stories and moments.
I'm MrHubbi — driven by a fascination for what has been, and a curiosity for what awaits. Some find peace in music; I find it in the details of a story and in the silence before something new begins.
My interest started with a single story, but grew into a deeper love for stories and the people behind them — the memories, the places and the moments that shaped them.
When I'm not diving into old stories, I'm out exploring. Travel and experiences are my way of understanding the world, and here I also share glimpses from my personal life.
Norway
Stories & travel
2018
"History is not the past. It is the thread we forgot to follow."
What I'm passionate about
Six worlds, one curiosity.
Each topic is a door. I share notes, research and experiences from each of them.
White Star Line
The story of the line that shaped the transatlantic golden age.
Harland & Wolff
The Belfast shipyard where steel became legend.
Titanic
The myth, the tragedy and the technology behind the most famous ship.
Exploration
The pursuit of the unknown — from the poles to the deep.
Travel & experiences
Finding yourself in motion between places and cultures.
Personal life
Thoughts, reflections and moments from everyday life.
My future wife
She is the home I
was always looking for.
Behind everything I gather and share stands a person who makes it possible to tell it. She is the warm room I return home to — the calm in a busy everyday life, the light when everything else dims.
She doesn't share all of my interests, but she understands them. And that is exactly what makes her the most important story I carry with me — the one I never need to write down to remember.
Future wife
In everyday life
Always
"Some homes you don't find on a map. You find them in a glance."
Blog
The kinetic
archive
A stream of thoughts, research and reflections — curated as an exhibition, not a timeline.
Let's start a conversation.
Have an idea, a project or just a thought to share? Write to me — I read everything.