There Was Only Ever One Way

The journey and the destination, two modes of our psychology that we are either caught up by or freely flowing through. Our world encourages us to set goals, define our paths, and, most of all, know where we are going. While there is nothing inherently wrong with this mode of thinking, it often leads to an obscuring of the process or the journey. Conversely, being immersed in the journey allows for the happenings of spontaneity, the unsureness of where this particular path leads, and the pure magic of intended failures. In the end, there is only ever one way out, one path to follow, and that is our own. This series explores the idea that the journey can be disjointed, in constant change, indeed ups and downs, yet arriving from nowhere and culminating where it began.