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August 9, 2022

The Driving — and Opposing — Forces of the Machine Economy

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Hi, I’m Klara Daniel, a design and interiors writer, blogger, stylist and consultant based in south London, UK. You’ll mainly find me wearing Breton stripes, sharing snaps of my sausage dog Francis and enthusing about anything that’s colorful.

With a strong belief that good design should be accessible to all, I set up my blog in 2011, sharing simple interior design for everyday living. I’m drawn to Scandinavian-inspired spaces and pared-back interiors, where the neutral, understated decor becomes a backdrop for everyday life. On the blog, I aim to show stylish spaces that are minimal yet feel authentic, honest, warm and inviting. It’s all about curating a home with less but better – prioritising simplicity, sustainability and design built to last.

Most of us believe that how we dress is all about expressing to the outside who we are on the inside...

Hi, I’m Klara Daniel, a design and interiors writer, blogger, stylist and consultant based in south London, UK. You’ll mainly find me wearing Breton stripes, sharing snaps of my sausage dog Francis and enthusing about anything that’s colorful.

With a strong belief that good design should be accessible to all, I set up my blog in 2011, sharing simple interior design for everyday living. I’m drawn to Scandinavian-inspired spaces and pared-back interiors, where the neutral, understated decor becomes a backdrop for everyday life. On the blog, I aim to show stylish spaces that are minimal yet feel authentic, honest, warm and inviting. It’s all about curating a home with less but better – prioritising simplicity, sustainability and design built to last.

This systemic coding of the outer body alone as a representation of beauty disassociates outer appearance with inner functions.

Gibson’s theory of object perception explains how human preoccupation with facial appearance is a powerful communicator. In essence, a smiling face elicits a smile in return because it is understood as friendly and approachable. However, personal biases introduce distortion that can create a susceptibility to overgeneralise.

Collectively, these biases contribute to judgements about outer beauty that can overshadow the value of inner beauty. For example, if wrinkled skin becomes standardised as unattractive, taught skin begins to represent the ideal by default; regardless of assessing the individual’s character.

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