This is Who We Really Are

One of the art projects/experiments that I've been trying to do at work is to collect pictures of my co-workers as small kids. I believe that if everyone knew what everyone looked like as a small child it would profoundly affect the way we interact. Most of us are coming from a little kid place anyway--especially during conflict. How would we change the way we interact with our co-workers if we saw them as small children. What if you looked at your boss and saw this:

If you were angry that someone lost a report or did something annoying or even spilled coffee:

What if you had observed someone having a bad day and was grumpy or they said something rude to you how would you react if you looked over and saw not how they look today, but this:

What if you said good morning to the man who runs the mail room, and this is who you saw:

And you knew that he saw you like this:

Because this is who we really are on some level--beyond the titles and the things we own. We started like this and somewhere this little person continues to exist, as we go out into the world and make plans or do nothing. What if we had to wear this image around our necks as a reminder? What would change? Who would you see and who would everybody see when they looked at you?