Ophelia Chong
A true multi-tasker: illustrator, designer, teacher, networker and writer of short blasts of pent up hot air.
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By creating a 3D world online, we create a place for the mind to fly while the body remains still.
It's been a few days after the debut of the iPhone 4G and the collective geek explosion of a million khaki cargo shorts has subsided.
We live in a culture that is surrounded by mass production, we don't know if the pair of jeans we are wearing is one of a thousand or a hundred thousand, we don't value rarity.
The computer is a mask that we wear, we have many masks; one for work, one for play and many for when we want to be someone else
This Monday May 31st, hold yourselves still for one moment to remember those who have passed on, on the battlefield and in peace, to remember them in our hearts.
Pablo has taken us on a journey that rode on undulating waves of emotions - the cool medium of the internet found a heartbeat, a pulse that was real and three dimensional.
We are all migrants in the physical and emotional sense, and the Motel as a symbol is the vestibule for our personal travels - and from that you could say that Los Angeles is just one big motel.
Ophelia discusses the decisions involved in finally moving away from her Mac, and wonders if consumer change has to be inevitable.
Before social media, landlines were the law of the land. And for the most part, it worked just fine. Well, except for the occasional call from an oddball.
