Hi, I’m Gerri.
Final year Music student at King’s College London.
tactile origins
and
digital storytelling.
At Dog-Eared, my vision is to uncover the profound narratives hidden within the objects that shape our learning and culture. From graphite to circuits, I trace the threads that connect our physical world to our digital future, revealing the micro-narratives that form our macro-understanding. This space is a continuation of my commitment to articulating the stories that define us.
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At Dog-Eared, I believe every profound narrative begins with a single, tactile anchor. A dog-eared page, a vintage circuit board, or a forgotten textbook. I take these specific points of origin and trace their lineage through the intricate webs of education, technology, and modern culture. My storytelling is a process of expansion—transforming the micro into the macro to reveal the hidden themes that shape our collective understanding of the world. I look for the universal truths hidden in the particular, using specific concepts as gateways to broader cultural commentaries.
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ARCHIVES // 2026
We begin with the mundane—a dog-eared page, a worn key, a vintage lens—and trace the threads they weave into the tapestry of modern culture and digital progress. Our latest articles explore these intersections through a unique storytelling format.
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From the tactile scratch of a graphite pencil to the digital canvas of an LMS, we explore how the tools of instruction shape the mind's expansion.