Making Work For Humans, Not Consumers
summary
Projects built are specific and measurable: a handwritten service that mobilizes 1,500 volunteers and 26,000 letters sent to 80 countries, a single‑serving site that racks up 16 million views and 3.5 minute average dwell time, rubber‑stamped dollar bills used as moving infographics, and a self‑produced platform that yields 50,000 portraits from 153 countries over three years. Tools are low‑tech and digital—pens, Polaroids, stamps, PDFs, simple web apps—outcomes are real engagement, press pickup, volunteer networks, commissions, and installations that often work despite zero budget.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:12Amsterdam
- 8:29Berlin
- 12:52Snail Mail
- 16:00Human Connection
- 17:35Where To See More Human Connection
- 18:42Personal Projects
- 22:08Infographics
- 24:34Recognition
- 27:49Taking Risks
- 29:12The Last Photo Project
- 41:07Commercial Projects
