There's a sense of social media culture being reflected in many of the pieces, was that intentional?
There's a perception, what we think is private isn't really private, and what we think is public may never be seen by anyone. I went through this thing looking at amateur porn online, everyone again putting themselves out there with the most intimate thing you can do out there. That's their way of expressing something, they're going 'I want to be seen as this, I want to share this super private moment.' You're out there for millions of people to see, and you're doing something really shy and intimate. Like those two things don't really make any sense, yet there's something really humorous, and really beautiful about it at the same time.
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