How one can be diametrically opposed to the other The information age — with its endless sharing and social updates — keeps pushing our minds to over-saturation. The ever-growing stream of seemingly meaningful social interactions we witness while sitting alone in front of screens deeply influences our thinking patterns. Psychological research from the last few years reveals that the […]
Alright, let’s jump right into the color that reflects from three quarters of our planet (including most of its atmosphere). Blue is a primary color. Hence a blue can be produced on its own, it can be altered, but it cannot be mixed from other colors. Usually, it is way too easy to cover a […]
Going Dark With every passing day, it gets easier for artists to publicize their work. Whether it’s Instagram, Facebook, or a personal website, the tools to propagate one’s art are growing in their number and their efficiency. From afar, it might seem like a grandiose utopia of freedom, sharing and cross-pollination. In some ways it […]
The Girl in the Cafeteria During the summer of 2014, I worked for a month at the College Lasalle cafeteria in Montreal. It was the typical student summer job: fast paced and boring. Yet, I learned one valuable lesson during my time behind the counter (and I’m not talking about making BLTs in under […]
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