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A short visual essay on collections, family, and life in general.
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00:09We all have collections. Collecting starts early. Children collect things. Sticks, rocks,
00:17pine cones. Any parent knows this. It's an instinct. As we get older, our collections
00:24grow. Things that we love. Things that make us feel unique. Collections of words that we
00:32call books. Collections of colors that we call art. Collections of leaves that we call
00:40plants. Collections of notes that we call music. Collections of plastic that we call
00:47toys. We all have collections. We start life as a collection of cells. We grow and join
00:57a collection of people. We can't control those collections. So we make our own and focus on
01:03what we can control. We live in collections of rooms that we call houses. And collections
01:10of houses become cities. Collect enough cities and we call it a country. And so on. And so
01:17on. And so on. And so on. But then one day, everything stops.
01:34We all have collections.
01:47And so on. And so on. And so on. And so yeah.
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