one of the problems i have with the feed is that it is designed in a way that you never stay with anything. the consequence of having a lot of content fed all at once is that we forget most of it the second we see it. so we learned to let go of each thing to get to the next one, and after enough time of that i think we forget we even know how to hold onto something. so i brought to life a wall that runs the opposite way. it asks you for one thing, which is the answer to, if everything digital vanished tomorrow, what's the one thing you'd keep, and why? there are no names, no likes, nothing that rises to the top. it's anonymous the whole way through, so the only reason to leave something is that it meant something to you. i've already left mine there. come add yours!!🌹 https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/hBzWCGGIMbOz/the-things-id-save
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in the og days of street art and streetwear, the line between the maker, the buyer, and the friend was almost invisible, and i believe people will start to want this again. it doesn’t have much to do with vibe or nostalgia, but with the fact that, back then, the brands and movements were actually showing up for the people as well🌹
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the things i’d save is my most recent experiment. i invite people to leave, on a wall, the one thing they’d save if everything digital vanished tomorrow, right next to the things of strangers. everything is anonymous and not made to climb any ladder. a few people have left something on the wall so far, and reading them truly reminds me that, in this age of artificial everything, we are still real humans at our core. whether you want to place your thing on the wall or not, i invite you to read what others left there first🌹 https://farcaster.xyz/miniapps/hBzWCGGIMbOz/the-things-id-save
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