SYNC

SYNC calls for reflection in times when technological progress is accelerating. Taking part in the “manufactured” world seems to matter more in the 21st century than coming to one’s senses. To circumvent a hyper-modern society that largely exists online, Dabrowski seeks a new balance. As people increasingly struggle with burnouts and mental issues continue to become more apparent in our fast-paced, demanding world, ‘Sync’ looks to shed new light on a more subjective and natural rhythm, with attention for everyday details. The series of analogue photographs enter a layered interaction with the book design developed in collaboration with Studio Another Day and text written by Joris van Merwijk. The dark-colored pages show the viewing time in milliseconds and the photographs are hidden behind flaps, subconsciously this triggers the viewer’s expectation. The project is about consuming, processing and slowing down.