Distance and Common Desires [Cinder]

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Created by David Wicks, Distance and Common Desires is a series of prints created through analysis of submissions to Destinations. David filtered people’s responses to the questions “Where do you want to go?” and “Why do you want to go there?” to find clusters of similar desires. The three groups presented below are people traveling to go home, those who want to see their lovers, and those traveling for food.

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