I like to visualize internet behaviour. Often it reveals the absurdity of our behaviour. For example, imagine the Twitter feed being a party or a sidewalk, random people constantly emerging only to make a statement before disappearing again. The behaviour doesn't get less absurd when it comes to our obsession of storing and collecting online. In Pocket, I have enough articles saved for later to build a dam if I decided to print them all out. But just like I'd not trade my childhood photo albums for a thousands digital phone photos, I think more about how I can embody digital memories rather than saving them.
I like to visualize internet behaviour. Often it reveals the absurdity of our behaviour. For example, imagine the Twitter feed being a party or a sidewalk, random people constantly emerging only to make a statement before disappearing again. The behaviour doesn't get less absurd when it comes to our obsession of storing and collecting online. In Pocket, I have enough articles saved for later to build a dam if I decided to print them all out. But just like I'd not trade my childhood photo albums for a thousands digital phone photos, I think more about how I can embody digital memories rather than saving them.