I Show The Truth Behind Instagram To Encourage Everyone Not To Compare Themselves To Online Photos
I am a student of Griffith University who produced a satirical series of images inspired by Chompoo Baritone as a reminder that what we compare ourselves to online is often a curated, cropped and framed highlight reel of reality.
I hope to draw attention to the normality which lies behind the curated posts that flood our feeds, so that the next time we find ourselves envying the person in activewear, we can just imagine a frozen pizza outside of the crop and move on.
I created this satirical series as a reminder that what we compare ourselves to online is often a curated, cropped and framed highlight reel of reality
I hope to draw attention to the normality which lies behind the curated posts that flood our feeds
The next time we find ourselves envying the person in activewear, we can just imagine a frozen pizza outside of the crop and move on
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Well done at first i thought it was going to be funny but instead it was eye-opening i am going to share this with many girls that have self-esteem issues.
Nothing special here. I would still want that breakfast in bed even if the bed is messy. The beach one is not bad either. What I saw is people making their own heaven from smth ordinary. The problem is not in the pictures themselves, it's in people who have the tendency to compare them to others and I don't see how that will help.
Well done at first i thought it was going to be funny but instead it was eye-opening i am going to share this with many girls that have self-esteem issues.
Nothing special here. I would still want that breakfast in bed even if the bed is messy. The beach one is not bad either. What I saw is people making their own heaven from smth ordinary. The problem is not in the pictures themselves, it's in people who have the tendency to compare them to others and I don't see how that will help.
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