Unhappy Hipsters

Thanks to the Oregonian newspaper for this great feature on It’s Lonely in the Modern World! 

No one could say he wasn’t interested in listening.

(Photo: Misha Gravenor; Dwell)

Her parents decided she needed space to grow up as a healthy little girl.

(Photo: Tommi Merelin)

An added bonus with their open floorplan was that Dad finally learned his ABCs.

(Photo: Daniel Hennessy; Dwell)

Alas, they’d never know his culinary promise, as the tomatoes and garlic were once again just out of reach.

(Photo: Martien Mulder; Dwell)

In keeping with the latest trends, she sat out for hours to achieve the ever-elusive ironic farmer’s tan.

(Photo: Dean Kaufman; Dwell)

“Hers were always the saddest of post-modern birthdays.”

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Check out our collaboration with Nowness! Click on the link to read an interview with us about our new book It’s Lonely in the Modern World and to view a series of images (like the one above) handpicked by the Nowness editors for us to caption. 

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He told the contractor he’d be at work. What he didn’t say was that his work was increasingly devoted to creepily monitoring workers from the loft.

(Photo: Raimund Koch; Dwell)

Her cloak of invisibility worked far better than she ever imagined.

(Photo: Torben Eskerod; ArchDaily)