Broken - Katie Treggiden, Jay Blades reading book from analog to digital

from analog to digital

Accessible enough for complete beginners

obsessively fantasizes about seducing his neighbour – an attractive married woman and mother – while Polo dreams about quitting his gruelling job as a gardener within the gated community and fleeing his overbearing mother and their narco-controlled village

die die Polizei während der Studentenunruhen der 1960’er Jahre im Rahmen ihrer üblichen Eigendokumentationen anfertigte

this is a revealing visual autobiography of a genuine culture hero

Broken - Katie Treggiden, Jay Blades reading book from analog to digitalWe live in a single use society, where fashion is fast, disposability is the norm and it is easier to replace than to repair. We dont need to mend things anymore and yet we do. What is it about Homo faber man the maker that cannot resist fixing what is broken? As we start to decouple from the linear take make waste model that has dominated Western economies since the Industrial Revolution and seek something more circular, an enquiry into what mending