6pm. A story about anxiety

by Bianca Birsan

​This project is about state of mind, about the fact that people are not happy or at least that's how I felt when i was observing them. Every day, everyone wakes up at 7 in the morning. We eat, we drink coffee, we get dressed, we go to the subway, we arrive at the office, we work. The bell rings at 4 or 5 o'clock, we leave the office, go to the subway, get home tired. We go to sleep and the day ends. 5 days a week, for some 6 or even 7.

What is the purpose?
Most people do not have a purpose. We go to work because someone has decided for us to go to work, to a job that only satisfies us financially.

For what?
A passion, a purpose in life makes people happy. All I saw was a great state of anxiety and tension.

For what?
Your life begins to be good when you are happy with yourself and those around you. Pace is about sharing the moments with those around you. The state of happiness is reflected by what you do, by how you behave with those around you. But this is a matter of decisions. Why don't we accept those around us? Why are we hurrying to the subway, push ourselves and be selfish? Everyone has exactly the same path after all. But very few of them see this.

The big question is, how will we use our knowledge, what we have learned and lived so far to be happy, to do good around us?

Obviously, in life you will feel a great state of anxiety about the future, about how you will pay your bills or how you will go on the trip you have been planning for several years.

The fact that we postpone doing what we wanted, leads to anxiety. The fact that we live in a continuous state of daily routine, leads to anxiety. The fact that we do not make decisions when we feel to make it, leads to anxiety.

„The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.”
That defines my project. 

We have to be careful every day, to do something good every day, to be pleased with ourselves and those around us. Let us not hurry any second of life, live and thank those around us for everything we have. 

We all live in the same space, we all have to respect and appreciate each other.