I am Tosca de Jong, a systems thinker and writer working at the intersection of architecture, data, and strategy. My work is driven by one question: how do we design structures that are coherent, human-centered, and built to last?

Over the past decade, I’ve worked across energy, digital infrastructure, and organizational strategy, always with the same focus: clarifying complexity and turning vision into something that works in practice. My essays and public writing explore themes of systems thinking, European coherence, aesthetics as intelligence, and the structures that quietly shape our lives.

I believe in clarity that makes room for depth, and in building systems that serve the human, not the other way around. Whether I’m writing about information models, cultural stagnation, or the illusion of truth in a digital age, I aim to bring both precision and resonance.

You can find my longform work on Futurescripted, where I publish essays on systems, coherence, and the future.