PinnedLauren EllisinBootcampThe art of tiny experimentsYour next big idea doesn’t have to be a masterpiece. Real artistic growth comes from tiny moments of uncertainty and experimentation·5 min read·Apr 5, 2022----
PinnedLauren EllisHow to stay in love with your creative practiceWhat do you do when your ideas don’t just dry up, but disappear altogether? Here are 5 tips for falling back in love with your work·9 min read·Mar 10, 2022----
PinnedLauren EllisinThe StartupDo the Dead Deserve Privacy?What can our treatment of centuries dead corpses tell us about ourselves, our data and our own forthcoming digital demise?·10 min read·Oct 28, 2020----
Lauren EllisI hope I haunt you tooThere’s a quote I read and loved but can’t recall where it came from. It reads: “Intellectually I understand it. But I can’t seem to make…·2 min read·Mar 22, 2021----
Lauren EllisThere’s so much to say that we just say nothingI’ve been thinking a lot about the things we say and the things we don’t. What’s shared and what has to be concealed.·3 min read·Mar 15, 2021----
Lauren EllisI guess we’ll talk again when you catch upWhat does Edgar Allan Poe, your ceaseless sense of anxiety and moral relativism have in common?·3 min read·Mar 8, 2021----
Lauren EllisinThe StartupI Am Learning to Believe in Well-Timed Bad LuckAs a species we are entranced with stories about near-misses. But what else can we learn from well-timed bad luck?·4 min read·Mar 1, 2021----
Lauren EllisAn ode to haunted housesWhat can the travelling corpse of outlaw Elmer McCurdy teach us about our strange love for haunted house rides and cheesy horror movies?·7 min read·Dec 19, 2019----
Lauren EllisinUX CollectiveWhat constitutes a consciousness?How do we define consciousness? It is a sum of synapses? A collection of characteristics? And can AI ever qualify as one?·8 min read·Nov 18, 2019----
Lauren EllisThe stranger in the nightWhat do you do when a stranger needs you?·4 min read·Sep 18, 2019----