Human interaction

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Photographing people on park benches is nothing new in photography, but photographers usually capture different people sitting on different benches.

When we were little, our parents always told us not to talk to strangers. And now that we’re grown up, we don’t need anyone to tell us not to talk to strangers because it’s been embedded in our…

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HCI seeks to improve human-computer interaction by improving the functionality, reliability, usability, and comfort of computer interfaces. Learn more.

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Have you ever wondered why small talk can feel awkward in an elevator, or why you rarely see more than two people sharing a bench together? The answer may lie in a theory known as proxemics, described by Edward T. Hall in the USA in the 1960s. After studying human interaction closely, he discovered that we maintain different distances from those around us, depending on how well we know them and the situation we are in. The non-verbal aspect of communication plays a key role in our social…

People social distancing in public illustration | free image by rawpixel.com / manotang

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It’s been said that the only thing that is constant in life is “change”. Our world is constantly changing and families are not insulated from the changes that occur in the society in which they live. One thing that seems…Read more →

The illustration depicts a crowd of people on a blue tiled floor, all looking down at their phones. They are wearing diverse clothing, showcasing different styles and cultures. The composition is a bird's eye view, emphasizing the unified action of scrolling through their devices. The image highlights the ubiquitous nature of smartphones in modern society, capturing the collective attention directed towards digital screens.

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Humans being humans in Sarajevo 🇧🇦💛📸🎞️

French illustrator Jean Jullien draws witty illustrations that point out our absurd addictions to technology, social media and our smartphones. The artist is famous for mocking our obsession, which cuts us off from the real life, leaving us alienated and lonely.