This is the new Image of Domesticity 

"Our society long ago lost its grip on the physical world becoming ever more immersed in our digital existence."       

"Our desire for the image and lack of physical interaction with objects changed the function of the objects in our domestic sphere."

"Objects have been reduced to images orienting themselves around the view of the camera so that they can be captured and shared as a commodity."

"There is no longer a desire to interact with physical objects. Our society only desires comfort to facilitate our time on electronic devices. "

"Physical objects that exist transcend styles, movements, and context becoming indiscernible existing void of all attributes beyond their utilitarian function."

"Society, influenced by the increased power of technology chartered an ambiguous trajectory simultaneously creating the domestication of everywhere and elsewhere."

"Privacy-non-Privacy. The domestic sphere is no longer a place of ontological security but exposed continuously to our digital community."

"We receive constant feedback on our domestic sphere; fiending for the ecstasy that comes with every “like” validating our digital capital."

"Our reality is not false. It has become relative to our digital existence."

"This is the new image of domesticity perpetuated by our desires and the ubiquitous internet."

All photos are by Adam Wiese. 'Post-Internet Window' images were taken by Garrett Wiese (Images are available for purchase here: www.wieseimaging.us/ ) 
Special thanks to Models : Adam Heier, Gabby Argamosa, Austin Perez, Caitlin Smith, and Eliza Woodside