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This powerful collage-style image conveys a shift in how people—especially youth—relate to the American Dream and traditional aspirations like “making it in New York.” Text in the Image: Shifting American Dream “Growing up, I was always like I want to go to New York. I don’t even want to do that anymore.” Visual Elements: A collage of New York iconography: Times Square Subway station (Rector Street) Skyscrapers Street signs: “NEW YORK” and “FOLLOW THAT DREAM” Surveillance camera and crowded scenes evoke a feeling of overstimulation, surveillance, or disillusionment. The phrase “FOLLOW THAT DREAM” contrasts with the spoken quote, reinforcing the theme of evolving ambitions.

Shifting Dream

American Organization for Immigrants (video)

American Organization for Immigrants (video)

On the left, vivid hues of red, orange, and yellow dominate, forming the impression of a crouched or working figure—perhaps representing a laborer or someone enduring physical toil. On the right, cooler tones of blue and black define a military figure wearing a helmet, partially emerging from shadow. The center of the canvas is a chaotic mix of both warm and dark colors, creating a tense visual divide—almost as if fire and shadow are colliding or coexisting.

[American Dream Wrap (:95)]

The American Duet

The American Duet

Service is at the Center of My Dream

Service is at the Center of My Dream

The American Dream is “Bah.”

The American Dream is “Bah.”

Artistic depiction of a suburban town viewed from above, with a pair of large, realistic blue eyes superimposed in the sky.

“The Flamingo Cup”

Top Image Caption: We Don’t All Realize our Dreams Before we go Grey… Bottom Image Caption: But That Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t Coming. Enjoy the Journey

My Dream is NOT Your Dream

Jacob Bartholomew

Jacob Bartholomew

A Dark Reality

A Dark Reality

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