1. Sociological Visual Project
Desk
• Q: How is it that
societies have
learned to associate
the desk with school
or work?
• Q: How can a desk
show the type of job
position in a society?

2. Sociological Visual Project
Garbage Can
• Q: What role does
the garbage have on
our society’s
wellbeing?
• Q: Does the amount
of garbage in a
single can determine
a person’s social
status?

3. Sociological Visual Project
Sports
• Q: If a person plays
a sport on a
professional level
team, does it show
financial stability?
• Q: Can sports
influence a society’s
perception of social
status?

4. Sociological Visual Project
Traffic Light
• Q: How is a traffic
light a symbol of
order in our society?
• Q: Do traffic lights
have the same
amount of authority
as speed limit?

5. Sociological Visual Project
Art Work
• Q: Why is the price of art
so expensive, if art is
judged by personal
expression?
• Q: Does art have to be
accepted by a society to
be considered great or
can it be done on the
individual level?

6. Sociological Visual Project
Candle
• Q: How can a candle
show the changes in
our society?
• Q: What type of
economic standing
does a candle show
for one family?

7. Sociological Visual Project
Table and Chair
• Q: How are
individual’s table
manners judged by
society?
• Q: Are there different
standards for table
manners for each
social class?

8. Sociological Visual Project
T.G.I. Friday’s
• Q: When did the
traditional sit down
family dinner, begin
to become obsolete?
• Q: How does the
restaurant name
T.G. I Friday’s, help
interpret society
work ethic?

9. Sociological Visual Project
Automobile
• Q: How does the
automobile resemble
a person’s social
class?
• Q: Does advertising
for automobiles
change the value
from need to luxury?

10. Sociological Visual Project
Run Down Building
• Q: Are run down houses
a symbol of historical
society or are they a
symbol of modern
society’s separation
between the social
classes?
• Q: Are run down
buildings a symbol for
that community’s
financial standing?