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my biggest concern with people in tech who spend all day shouting on the internet is that many of them spend very little time talking to the people actually critical to society:

doctors, firefighters, police officers, construction workers, mechanics, farmers, chefs, baristas, mailmen, janitors, retail workers, etc.

helping build farcaster | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina | “lucky me, lucky mud”

Exactly … cognitive bubbles 

While on producing a documentary series about the transformation of a neighborhood in Montreal, realized how people were ignorant and didn’t care about the trajectory of the Ubereat delivery guy. 


🇲🇦🇵🇱🇨🇦 Award nom. documentary photographer | Exhibited in Paris, Kuwait, NYC, LA, Bali, Beijing … | Karavan $KRVN
🔗 https://linktr.ee/mehdi.benembarek

A long form photography project (12 years) about a specific neighborhood. 100 years ago, mainly Irish workers, today, condo buildings, dog parks, coffee shops and yoga & gyms. The city tried to introduce social diversity by building subsidized housing. Didn’t work. So for my exhibition (if everything goes well in 2025), will use photography, NFTs, AI and tutti frutti to try to make it possible a Congolese refugee or rehabbed drug consumer having a conversation with an attorney or a VP marketing living across the street 
Basically … an exhibition as a social experiment …;) (summarized)

say more? you're producing a documentary? and yes, you never know what your delivery driver does or why he decided to do delivery.