Journal
It's difficult to think of time as it rob us of minutes, hours, and days. We all live in a time where our lives are documented on cellphones, cameras, and video devices. We accumulative great amounts of capture moments. Each one encapsulating the cultures we live in. The strategy is to publish some of the more interesting movements of my life.
The hope is that you are interested in what you see and read. My professional training began at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. We were taught by designers working in the city, teaching visual and tactile skills. Research, reading and writing were not high priorities, however they are skills that I learned to enjoy. We were on the cusp of the evolving internet and technology changed rapidly. Throughout my life, retaining skills was a stressor and I had to go back to Universities several times.
I am a woman living through the 20th and 21st centuries on the east coast of America. Digging through the cobwebs of content, it's interesting to pull what I might have been focusing on at the time. What people wear, what they are doing, even their body postures express information.
Innocence is when children are playing with nature, it is a time to discover that we are curious creators. We all deserve to feel that innocence each and every day. Unfortunately, survival gets in the way and we do what it takes. Yet, innocence and curiosity is something to strive for daily.