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This episode explores how our increasingly digital lives create a subtle but profound disconnect from our embodied selves, and what we lose when pixels feel more real than flesh.
“This episode explores how our increasingly digital lives create a subtle but profound disconnect from our embodied selves, and what we lose when pixels feel more real than flesh.”
— Ellen Atlanta, Pixel Flesh
Digital well-being, embodied experience, online identity, presence
If you've ever felt a quiet disconnect between your online persona and your real self, or found yourself scrolling through life instead of living it, this can help you understand the subtle forces at play.
Ellen Atlanta brings a keen, observational eye to the often-unseen psychological toll of our digital existence, drawing on extensive research and personal insights to illuminate the chasm between our online and embodied selves.