mood board for a commentary on the need for 'digital pruning' 

digital diet

Photo of a plant-filled office cubicle by <n>alfexe</n> for <n>Getty Images</n>.

<n>digital resting point AA07</n> by <n>ARKANGEL</n>.

A computer setup in a forest, an image popularized as a meme about "touching grass."

<n>Content</n>, 2022, by artist <n>Matthew Miller</n>.

<n>Y2K Cell Phone Showcase</n> from <n>The Source Magazine</n>, 2001.

Digital animation by <n>Dom Sebastian</n>, 2014.

Digital illustration <n>Little By Little Is Better Than Nothing At All</n> by <n>Satori</n>.

Mirrored sculptures from <n>The Predator project</n> by artist <n>Rob Mulholland</n> in a Scottish forest.

<n>Are computers alive?</n>, a cartoon by <n>Tom Gauld</n> for <n>New Scientist</n>.

A portrait by Ukrainian artist <n>Hanne Zaruma</n> created with upcycled mobile phones.

Cress sprouts grow from a computer keyboard. Photo by <n>Hans</n>.

<n>Möbius Portal #2</n>, a 2021 collaboration between artists <n>spogelsesmaskinen</n> and <n>itsgalo</n>.

<n>Please don't touch me</n>, 2021, by photographer <n>Luka Khabelashvili</n>.

A still of <n>Jake Gyllenhaal</n> in <n>Richard Kelly</n>'s 2001 film, <n>Donnie Darko</n>.

A 2015 <n>Google Earth</n> image of <n>Grootschermer</n>, Netherlands, used as cover art by <n>Brian Eno</n> and <n>Lee Burridge</n>.

Album art for <n>Lee Gamble</n>'s 2012 album, <n>Exhaust</n>.