Vibrant print and digital media abound in the information age. Each creates many hued imagery using a limited color spectrum. But while one adds light, the other subtracts it. How do these two formats with different related yet different processes of reproduction coexist? As complement? As competition? Or is the answer not so black and white?

It's a familiar saying: "One man's trash is another man's treasure". But what sort of alchemy does it require to turn garbage into gold? Is the transformation a matter of personal perception, or does a formula exist to turn the discarded into the highly regarded?

All things love and hate. Give us fantasy, give us reality, give illiterate your heart on a platter.

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Some of us grow up quick, some never fully mature, but at some point everyone has been a child.