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How Do You Want To Be Remembered?

How Do You Want To Be Remembered?

A 40-day Project: Conversing with Strangers

Hustle culture taught us to chase output. Now, it's dying. From over 40 days of conversations with strangers, one single truth emerged: people are exhausted by being measured by output and achievement. They’re searching for rest, meaning, and a more purposeful way to live. What started as a personal project, drawing the people I spoke with as a way to slow down and listen, evolved into something bigger. By turning something personal into something public, this project gives volume to a quiet truth: reframing success from what we achieve to how we choose to live.

Hustle culture taught us to chase output. Now, it's dying. From over 40 days of conversations with strangers, one single truth emerged: people are exhausted by being measured by output and achievement. They’re searching for rest, meaning, and a more purposeful way to live. What started as a personal project, drawing the people I spoke with as a way to slow down and listen, evolved into something bigger. By turning something personal into something public, this project gives volume to a quiet truth: reframing success from what we achieve to how we choose to live.

Role

Art Director

Public Interruptions

Placed in everyday transit, on-the-go spaces, reframing identity beyond productivity: meeting people where work usually defines them.

Participation
People are invited to slow down, leave an anonymous voicemail, and answer a question they’re rarely asked out loud.

Extending the Question
The question travels to social media feeds, inviting others to pause and contribute.