Apr 28

Blind Consumerism Is Over: Brands Find New Meaning in the Existential

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In the midst of existential peril, turning to larger concepts outside of our material reality is a major comfort. Looking to the stars for inspiration and hope is a human reflex as old as time. But today, it can feel as though cultural conversions around “the universe” center on colonial, capitalism-fueled ideals–Elon Musk’s race to…

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