Oh sure, thanks for asking. Basically I collected memes and images related to my interest for about 4 years and then one day I put them into collages.
The exercise is taking an opportunity to create your own culture by collecting together and arranging the influences in your life you find to be most important.
A type of digestion.
Since its just someone's personal awarness and wake up journey, its natural that you might not see the relationship between the images.
It depends on whether or not we've been looking at similar sources of information.
I've been continually surprised when I talk to people and we're both aware of several of the same "new things" all at once, especially related to controversy. Wheras the learning individuals go through researching on their phones can be pretty lonely and we're under the illusion that we're the only ones going through that information near us.
So I'd say the collages are a type of beacon to see if there are people who recognize most of the content there, as proof of concept that the journey isn't always quite as individual and alone as it seems.
If you made collages like this, it'd likely also be so contextualized to population, temperament, interest categories, etc., that I'd be saying the same thing.
