Tell me, how long do you sit in front of your computer everyday? Working hours included, too. Yeah, well, that's bad. My mom says that'll make me get stupider day by day. I don't blame her. She had to work for her memories. I can just open Google Maps and go to Monkey Island and have a quick dip in the sea, how awesome is that?

Why would you take a selfie with your partner while kissing and expose yourself like that? Yeah, yeah, you love each other, but whenever I check my IG feed it's waaaaay less interesting than #foodporn.
I'm sorry, but you're invalidating your life by filtering it and slapping a hashtag on the top. But you know, I'm envious and want your life so I'm gonna try to invalidate it anyway I can. Can we swap accounts?


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We use digital photography to preserve specific moments in our lives and our technology has advanced to the point where thoughts become palpable. But this loses its value as it's making people less inclined to participate in real life. 
Through 'N/RAM - Non-Random Access Memories' I am attempting to give matter to my own memories, to crystallize and preserve them by combining digital and traditional means, allowing me to connect and focus on mind and matter alike.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'N/RAM - Non-Random Access Memories'
Drawn objects. 2014. 

Variable dimensions, depending on combination.
Ink, charcoal and pencil drawings digitally transferred on Plexiglas.