Why Do Hoodie Strings Taste So Good? guide A boldly illustrated bedtime story

A boldly illustrated bedtime story that imagines what it would be like to have a snuggly and super-strong polar bear for a pet

It takes the digitized exhibition view as starting point for artistic and theoretic reflections on post-digital culture

Developed over the past three decades

treats one of the most consequential decisions of early adulthood – whether or not to have children – with the intelligence and originality that have won her international acclaim

Why Do Hoodie Strings Taste So Good? guide A boldly illustrated bedtime storyThis text is an attempt to explain the importance of comfort regulation, through sensory stimulation. Whether that be from fidgeting, through masturbation to cuddling and other activities. This thesis is about self regulation and the objects which visualize that need. From the Freudian psychoanalysis idea of child development through transitional objects introduced by Donald Winnicot to Dakimakura phenomena in otaku culture in a Japanese society that