When I grow up by Paul Sharp Refuges from the golden age are two species of chimera; one, the bodies of the baby booming 40s and 50s who have exposed their young souls by adopting babys faces, and the second, toddlers of today, tomorrow and next week dressing up to emulate the baby boomers. The first creatures grew up in the post war golden years, with plenty of opportunity to look forward to, turning their backs on the expectations of their poor parents. They were the first fully consumer society, the pathfinders of our brave new world that manage to act like retired children despite the best before date on their pension plans. The footstep that these bodies made fossilized into a path then turned into a road and finally became the superhighway which lead From the Strange and Awesome Collection, Saatchi Online's Collection of the Week.