Everything moves. The tide recedes, the inbox fills, the algorithm breathes. This is not a story about progress. It is about the current and how it pulls you sideways when you thought you were walking forward.
The ground beneath your feet is always moving.
There is a frequency where everything makes sense for exactly three seconds. Then it fades. Salt in the air interferes with clarity, leaving the same headline ghosting twice across the glass.
We are the ones who notice small things: light on wet concrete, a typo in the crawl, a photocopied zine pasted where rain makes the ink run.
Vision is a frame. Every frame excludes. What falls outside your frame is still happening; it is just happening to someone else. The personal thing about news is not what happened, but what you chose to look at.
Every person is a filter. Your lens is unique. Your angle is unrepeatable. The news you see is the news you become, and the news you become is the person you are.
This is my filter. My frame. My news.
The ocean roars constantly. The question is never whether noise exists. The question is: what signal are you listening for, and why that one?
The city is asleep but the news never stops arriving. It piles up like rain on window glass. You stand there and watch it, and the watching makes you a witness to things you never asked to witness.
They say stay objective. But you carry your own center of gravity. Every story that lands on you lands at an angle. The news deforms you. You deform the news.
We are never neutral ground.
Headlines are waves. Some pull you out; some leave you stranded on shore. You are still here, still writing down what you see.
PERSO.NEWS is news filtered through one angle, one frame, one person watching. It is a zine, a journal, a stack of things that caught the light at exactly the right moment, made ink on glass, and stayed long enough to mean something.
Everything here is true from where I am standing. Everything is shaped by where I am standing. That is not a flaw. That is the whole point.
Personal. Filtered. Honest.