Seth is based in Chapel Hill, NC where he creates media, plays disc golf and bikes.
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Economy of Things
Though we often think the modern culture of consumerism is an export from United States and a product of capitalism, people long before today’s era were enjoying the benefit of soft shoes, beautiful cloth and exceptional goods.
February 14, 2017
