Tag: design

• I hate that no matter where you go…it seems inflation is soaring, and people are struggling more and more.

   
• How technology and social media affect relationships and become a barrier to them

   
• Ignorance! To all things change and otherwise.

   
• Dependence on technology

   
• Communication and interdependence. Both love and am challenge by how technology creates opportunity to disconnect from others but also powerful opportunities and ways to connect

   

• I’m worried about our addiction the media and it’s effect on education. Instead of opening a book, a teenager goes on Chelsea Lately’s Twitter or watches the Kardashians.

• Also the internet’s incredible ability to provide so much on sex. A young girl watches porn and learns sex ed from it.

   
• What’s affecting our generation–starting to deal with adult hood

  what I think about is work, people, music
  what I worry about is love
  what I love about our time is the sounds
  what I hate about our time is the lack of support for education and educators in the world

• I hate totalitarianism. Especially the celestial kind in the form of religion. I hope people can let go of age-old myths and rely on reason, debate, and common ground to form the moral basis for how to treat one another” –anonymous

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  To all those who have responded to in my inquiry and to all those who are thinking about these issues, thanks for your support. I’m enjoying the search–finding the photos and images that reflect our ideas. Please feel free to keep commenting/conversing/sharing/thinking with me 

The photo above is part of a recent study of walls: the baby boomer generation put up walls to safeguard a happy, healthy, wholesome image. My generation, the children of the baby boomers, have our own version of walls. We still have them, but we like to think we don’t or if we do that we’re quite open-minded, carefree people. What I’m learning however is that our technological generation uses a wall of another kind. Our walls are ones that we create where we can control how we’re seen in a different way. An example: our social media profiles, they foster communication, absolutely, but we also hide behind them. My recent study, therefore, was in discovering and exploring different sorts of walls.