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 Björklunden Horror Commercial It is not the location or the thought of being in the middle of nowhere that will make you nervous the first time. The name alone can cause the hairs on the back of your neck to stick up when you hear it for the first time. Björklunden. Going to school in a small town in Wisconsin is enough for a person from a big city. Björk was a new level of discomfort for me. You always arrive in Björk late in the evening when it is pitch black. Being surrounded by wilderness with nothing or no one remotely close to you for miles, Björk is right out of a horror movie. As I spent more time at Björk, I soon began to appreciate. After reading McLuhan’s theories on time and space I came to realization, not only about Björk but about all the places we inhabit or visit in a lifetime. The time that we have in any given space is limited, and many times we waste the time we have in those spaces. As time moves on, we find ourselves cherishing the memories we made with people in

  I live by three words; Progress Not Perfection. These three words embody my art journey entirely. My art journey started when I was a first-year student in high school, and it consists of three mediums; music writing, photography, and fashion and design. I dabble a little in cinematography, but primarily in the other three mediums. My personal motto with art is, especially photography, to capture something today to create inspiration for tomorrow. A medium in art is merely a system used to translate a message. The message should not only transcend the medium, but it should transcend time as well. Art should portray a message that is not only significant today, but the message should be remarkable to anybody at any point in time.  The message I want to spread through my art is Live, Love, Laugh. I believe that to get through life one must be capable of loving and laughing. McLuhan states that “Our time presents a unique opportunity for learning by means of humour—a perceptive or incis