There's nothing more to say about this . You only have to look around you when you're walking down the street in any city to see the level of obsession we have with those damned smartphones.
And this is the idea behind this sculpture created by a British artist who doesn't want to let go of her obsession with a device we could almost call hell or the devil. So many hours are spent in front of that screen that Gali May Lucas has taken the time to make that perfectly clear in this sculpture.
A sculpture depicting several people completely obsessed with their mobile phone screens. These individuals are rendered in white, and the light emanating from the mobile phone sculpture further reinforces May Lucas's intended effect.
It was with the sculptor Karoline Hinz that she created a series of people whose faces are illuminated by the brightness and light coming from their mobile phone screens.
The art installation is called "Absorbed by the Light ." The artist's aim was for anyone to see themselves represented by the sculpture. Indeed, this image and its poses can be found on any corner, street, nook, or space in any of the cities and towns of this country and many others.
Let's just say that now nobody is able to share those moments in the elevator with another person while holding their new mobile phone in their hand, where they can check their social networks, answer the same repeated message from their partner, or watch the repeated daily news.
We already had Sergio Ingravalle showing his own perspective on that digital life in which we are all immersed every day.