exploring the little things that reminds us who we are are and why we do what we do, one tchotchke at a time.
Chances are there is a little object or trinket that is kept close to many people, perhaps in the office or bedroom. It may feel out of place from the rest of the decor or is weathered and torn, but they are likely there for a reason with, encompassed in a deep meaning.
For 100 days, I will be asking 100 people to share their tchotchke they keep close and why. I will explore patterns that emerge in hopes of gaining a better understanding of the things that drive our behavior and shape the inner core of who we are.
About the Author:
Kelly Atlas is currently a graduate student at the School of Visual Arts in the MPS Branding program, residing in New York City.