1. How would you, as an artist, critique the everyday life in a piece of your work? Would you show the adaptation of YOUR specific everyday life or the perception of everyday life as a whole around you?
2. What little parts of your everyday life have you noticed drift by only because you remember the final consequence (by the development of these little actions), as an actual moment worth remembering?
3. Do you see it as a major flaw in the society we live in today, that machines have taken over the most basic ways of inner-human exchange? For example, Cell Phones, ATMs, Facebook, all of these being the link instead of the actual interaction between humans (whether or not these interactions were positive or negative)? Why or why not?
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