People in the UK check their phones on average every 12 minutes, with an average daily screen time reportedly reaching nearly five hours. More than some people sleep… In July, I went on a camping trip and decided to fully unplug. My screen time for the whole weekend was just 18 minutes (all of which … Continue reading Could we live without our phones? Do we want to?
Londoners have mastered the art of impromptu meet-ups to enjoy life without spending money in the city. In the digital age, London remains a hub of connection and communication. Last week, while wandering through Clapham Common with my auntie and uncle, showing them some of my regular haunts, they pointed out something that had become … Continue reading The beauty of Third Places
A world where art must be scroll-stopping to be seen The digital age, governed by trends, algorithms, and a relentless drive for engagement, pulls us towards the curated, the clickable, and the crowd approved. With an ever-shifting carousel of trends spinning through our feeds – from “clean girl” minimalism to chaotic grunge revival – it … Continue reading Aestheticism vs. Authenticity: Berlioz
BEYOND THE WORD 