Yesterday's News Series
Yesterday's News transforms archived front-page headlines into a meditation on the disposability of information in digital culture. Through layered still and animated imagery accompanied by overlapping audio, the work recreates the disorienting experience of endless scrolling through crisis and spectacle. The piece exposes how quickly urgent news becomes historical artifact, questioning what we retain from the constant stream of information that demands our immediate attention. Viewers navigate this media archaeology on their own terms, experiencing both the seductive pull of breaking news and the freedom to disengage from its constructed urgency.
