Only Real Talk Here
Where has our genuine communication gone today? There was a time when we shared honest, heartfelt conversations—in the park on a weekday afternoon, on a balcony at dawn, or late at night in our rooms with close friends. But now, our conversations and relationships feel more superficial than ever.
The depth of a relationship often correlates with physical distance between people. What would you say to someone sitting far away from you? What would you share with someone sitting right next to you?
And what kind of truths might you reveal to a stranger in a space where anonymity is guaranteed?
This project explores the relationship between conversation, relationship, and distance. Who do you want to talk to, and what would you like to say? Would you choose a conversation that helps you grow closer to someone new? Or a deeper, more meaningful dialogue with someone already close to you?
Where has our genuine communication gone today? There was a time when we shared honest, heartfelt conversations—in the park on a weekday afternoon, on a balcony at dawn, or late at night in our rooms with close friends. But now, our conversations and relationships feel more superficial than ever.
The depth of a relationship often correlates with physical distance between people. What would you say to someone sitting far away from you? What would you share with someone sitting right next to you?
And what kind of truths might you reveal to a stranger in a space where anonymity is guaranteed?
This project explores the relationship between conversation, relationship, and distance. Who do you want to talk to, and what would you like to say? Would you choose a conversation that helps you grow closer to someone new? Or a deeper, more meaningful dialogue with someone already close to you?
Independent project
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