对真实的全新渴望：在过度修饰的时代，人们为何转身追寻不完美
A curious shift is underway in popular taste. After years in which the polished, the filtered, and the flawless seemed to triumph everywhere, audiences are beginning to turn, almost in unison, toward the rough, the handmade, and the unmistakably real. The change is small enough to miss in any single example, yet broad enough to feel like a mood of the age.
You can see it in the renewed love of film grain and tape hiss, in the popularity of unedited conversations that run for hours, in the quiet prestige now attached to anything labeled handmade or analog. What these otherwise unrelated trends share is a hunger for evidence that a human being, with all their imperfection, was actually present.
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