Sit in an airport for an hour. Goodbyes, reunions and fresh starts, all in one room. Your story is one of many.
REFLECTION
REFLECTION
An airport holds every stage of a life running at once. Somebody is leaving for good, somebody is being met after two years, somebody is starting a job in a city they have never seen, all within about fifty metres of each other. Your own situation sits inside that as one story among hundreds rather than the main one.
Sit somewhere busy for an hour without your phone. A station, a hospital foyer, a market on a Saturday. Watch people, and notice how your own week quietly resizes.
Where could you sit and watch strangers live their own stories?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.