autobiography has become a stone in my shoe by Peony Gent

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We become what we consume > Your life is just the total sum of all the things you paid attention to. I heard it on a podcast and it's a thought that keeps coming back to bite me

An exploration of attention: how we spend it, and what it means.
A look at love and happiness: what to make work about when autobiography feels useless. 

Half comic and half visual essay, ‘autobiography has become a stone in my shoe’ weighs up and spits out a series of thoughts and experiences from throughout 2024.

An analysis of the endless performance and endless perceiving that happens on the internet, from scrolling Instagram reels to peering into the pit of Web3."

46 colour pages.

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We become what we consume > Your life is just the total sum of all the things you paid attention to. I heard it on a podcast and it's a thought that keeps coming back to bite me

An exploration of attention: how we spend it, and what it means.
A look at love and happiness: what to make work about when autobiography feels useless. 

Half comic and half visual essay, ‘autobiography has become a stone in my shoe’ weighs up and spits out a series of thoughts and experiences from throughout 2024.

An analysis of the endless performance and endless perceiving that happens on the internet, from scrolling Instagram reels to peering into the pit of Web3."

46 colour pages.

We become what we consume > Your life is just the total sum of all the things you paid attention to. I heard it on a podcast and it's a thought that keeps coming back to bite me

An exploration of attention: how we spend it, and what it means.
A look at love and happiness: what to make work about when autobiography feels useless. 

Half comic and half visual essay, ‘autobiography has become a stone in my shoe’ weighs up and spits out a series of thoughts and experiences from throughout 2024.

An analysis of the endless performance and endless perceiving that happens on the internet, from scrolling Instagram reels to peering into the pit of Web3."

46 colour pages.