LAND Curation
Land emerged from a shared desire to live and travel with intention. Founded in London by two lifelong friends, the platform curates small-scale journeys and cultural gatherings designed to connect thoughtful individuals with the deeper stories of a place.
Rooted in the principles of slow travel, Land functions as both a platform and a physical gathering space. Through destination journeys, intimate talks, and creative workshops, it celebrates the relationship between people and place. Every experience is an invitation to explore culture slowly, honour local craft, and allow meaningful encounters to unfold.
By collaborating with a global network of artists, makers, and independent entrepreneurs, Land goes beyond destinations. It invites a community of thoughtful creators and leaders to engage, create, and belong.
Aysil Aksehirli Lynch
Born in Turkey and working across cultures, Aysil is a writer and producer whose work spans theatre and television, with projects shown in Istanbul, Berlin, Dublin, and London. She focuses on adapting stories and exploring different forms of storytelling, always seeking authenticity in how narratives are shaped and experienced. She is drawn to layered narratives that reveal the connections between identity, place, and human experience.
A wine lover, Aysil holds WSET Level 3. She is interested in people’s stories, the character of places, and the traces left by the past, always looking for ways to live and experience life with authenticity.
Born in Izmir, Tutu has lived between Los Angeles, East Lansing, Istanbul, and London, shaping a life and practice informed by movement and cultural exchange. A sculptor and multidisciplinary artist with a background in creative marketing, her work is deeply rooted in explorations of identity.
Considering herself a world citizen, she has been actively traveling since the age of ten, an experience that continues to influence both her perspective and artistic language. Her work is shaped by place (land), memory, and transition, and exists at the intersection of personal narrative and collective experience.
