Ahh, one of those in-the-frame scenes, like that one western one with the girl juxtaposed between a clean part of her dorm room with a bible and shit, surrounded by a mess, bad grades, and a lover in her bed. This probably saddens me a lot more than that though.
I presume it's something like those people who live to get Internet-famous on, in this case, Facebook. She's posing for staged photos to get more likes however she can, even as she fails to keep her life together just out of frame.
I presume it's something like those people who live to get Internet-famous on, in this case, Facebook. She's posing for staged photos to get more likes however she can, even as she fails to keep her life together just out of frame.
To add, the "like" notes strewn about appear to have the form of instant photographs spit out of a Polaroid type camera. Hence the tags, which they represent.
Like!
"Ii ne!" or "it's good/nice, right?!" is the Japanese version of the "Like Button" on Facebook. All the other sheets of paper say the exact same thing.
