At the age of nineteen, Riley reminisces about his childhood memories that make him “nostalgic of the simpler times”, the memories that keep him awake at night. Better yet, he speaks about the stereo and Cd that made him sleep at night as a child. Riley finds that the constant rotation of music in his life is an important contributor to his happiness.

Sources:
Free Music Archive: White noise-https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Uniform_Motion/The_Magic_Empire/Uniform_Motion_-_The_Magic_Empire_-_06_White_Noise.
Coda- https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Happy_Prescriptions/The_Enter_Sign/Happy_Prescriptions_-_The_Enter_Sign_LP_-_07_Coda

Free Sound: https://freesound.org/

Hitting play then hitting rewind

Product photography from an Autoethnographic approach

The human relationship with nonhuman animals is incredibly complex, there is so much more to the complexities of this unspoken relationship than we realise. 

Now you cant really ask a horse how there experience is engaging with humans? However they do have the capabilities of agency and social engagement

All additional sound sourced from freesound.org

tj smith