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Zumi Fering-Yoshioka

Text/Image Project

This piece uses a photo of a footprint being photographed on a phone, marked with a symbol showing it can't be deleted, to argue that even small, ordinary actions online leave a permanent trace. Paired with a line from journalist John Battelle comparing digital footprints to sand, something that should fade but instead lasts forever, the image is aimed at teens and young adults who use social media daily without thinking much about what actually happens to what they leave behind.
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