Prior to social media, people maintained their own website if they wanted to be heard online.
And on these aforementioned spaces, individuals expressed themselves any ol’ way they saw fit.
My particular online hole-in-the-wall did not emerge from that concept; initially, it was to be a tangible visual representation of what this extremely beautiful, yet poignant, vivid dream, the dream of elevatorium, was all about.
Quickly, plans changed, as its soundtrack was the dominating factor, I decided to shift gears by preserving the dream via a short film; even considering going through Caipirinha Productions to do it.
Ultimately, none of that happened.
Moments the dream depicted wasn’t continous of what I experienced. What I should have understood with the dream’s message was it signified the end of that extremely brief chapter.
While I still permit the word to hold a certain sentimentality, it is recognized much differently. What seems to be most profound to this day is its soundtrack.
What this site has ultimately emerged into is the one and only public space on the World Wide Web where I’m able to share all my thoughts, opinions, and knowledge, whatever they may be.
Let’s run with it, and see what happens.