The exploration of everyday life and mundane behaviors of people have long been of interest to social scientists [1, 2].
Although Saito's work includes extensive discussion of Japanese aesthetics, the first explicitly and specifically multi-cultural exploration of everyday aesthetics appeared in the form of an anthology, Aesthetics of Everyday Life: East and West (2014), edited by Liu Yuedi and Curtis Carter, with a number of pieces on Chinese aesthetics.
His Instagram account is a visual exploration of everyday life in Bosnia's second city, from its corners to its fortress and its road leading off to Sarajevo.
Claudia Rankine's Citizen, an exploration of everyday racism through lyric essays, scraps of film script and photography, might look far more like prose than the traditional definition of poetry, but the innovative work from the acclaimed American writer has made it onto the shortlist for one of the UK's top poetry prizes, the Forward.
To understand why he thinks this, we need to consider his claim that art in modernity "falls apart" (zerfällt) into the exploration of everyday contingencies, on the one hand, and the celebration of witty, "humorous" subjectivity, on the other (PKÄ, 151).
For the most part, everyday is a deeper exploration of understanding and getting a little closer to my own self.
Instant color prints of a partly eaten pie, a newspaper display and smashed beer cans show Evans extending his exploration of the everyday world during the last two years of his life, but in an entirely different way.
It is an exploration of how everyday practices – such as clicking to accept an app's legal terms – are made so simple that we are effectively "trained" to not read the contents.
Horses were used as a means for transportation, during war, exploration, survival of everyday life, and humans rarely asked what was the desire and needs of the horse.
Eye-tracking technology opened new insights into the visual exploration behavior during everyday life activities, such as street crossing.
The Ramblers intervention, entitled 'Furness Families Walk4Life', was a community based programme to promote walking in a family group, for leisure, exploration and on everyday journeys.
