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Artist Reveals What’s Wrong With Our Modern Society In These 32 New Satirical Illustrations
Art is not just about beauty. One of its greatest powers is precisely the ability to reveal the realities of the world without having to use absolutely any words, thus crossing the borders of language limitations.
Polish illustrator, Pawel Kuczynski's work does exactly that. In an intelligent and creative way, the artist addresses social, political, and economic issues of global importance. Ridiculing our obsessive relationship with the virtual world, he opens up a series of questions. Pawel's work has been previously featured on Bored Panda and you can find more of his illustrations by clicking here, here, here, here, and here.
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how peoples lives are just numbers and statistics to the people in charge
With the current inflation rates it will soon be cheaper to heat up by burning notes than to pay your energy bill.
This is an amazing depiction of what life is like in the US. I cannot speak for other countries , but the same people that have ruined your life/ made life much more difficult with their policies will sure be trying to talk to the younger generation about how great they are.
I hate it.... I'm guilty of it and I hate it but when I pull 60 hours a week to pay bills and then do all the errands cooking and cleaning I personally can't entertain my son....
Everyone else is a peon. Just the upper crust gets that extra “ig” to be a worthy pigeon.
I could also see this one symbolizing as how low some people will go to get money.
Whole families and communities, civilians are dying because of war.
Open mind/book = endless possibilities but a closed mind/book = fall off the edge eventually🤷🏾♀️
The invaders are here to stay, permanently and with their families too.
shoves knowlege in your face, is then suprised that you are misbehaving, f**k you ms. Barnes, go to f*****g hell
Book good, TV bad... Yes, society has a problem with social media. But "oh no, this poor guy is sucked into his TV, that he wanted to watch this new show on after a full day of work, because he didn't read a book in candlelight instead!" take is just meh.
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What I'm watching in 2022 (a small collection): Star Trek DS9, Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, Periphery, Prey, Death on the Nile, Little House, The Boys, Family Matters, Firefly, The Expanse, Smile, Xena, Warehouse 13, Star Trek movies (up to Nemesis), Indiana Jones, etc. It's not about what we get shown, but what we choose to watch. Be it the algorithm that WE influence, or simply the shows we ourselves chose to stream. No one forces you to spend your time worrying about things you can't change, or consuming articles filled with buzzwords for clicks.
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After a long day working with technology, we use technology to "unwind."
You're right. Programming, running machines, testing chemicals, arguing with people over video calls, editing lists and data, driveing a forklift, having to deal with bosses, clients and co-workers, that's just as much/little unwinding as leaning back and watching Firefly in your own home with only people you like. Totally the same. Bad technology. Baaad. Better try to paint with Bob Ro...damn it. That's a TV show, so technology and therefore the same as my full workday.
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Wow. These are so beautiful! I love the style. They’re also really haunting and sad, sort of.
Why do people feel the need to explain every drawing? Art doesn't need to be explained. If you need to comment, say how it impacts you and move on.
Wish I could understand more of these without looking for an explanation in the comments. *sigh* Guess I'm not very deep.
The paintings are abstract and the interpretation is not going to be the same for everyone.
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I really didn't enjoy these. The artwork is good, no question, but most of the themes where pretty much edgy tragic memes. Pretentious. I'm sorry, but, yeah. Like someone that has been on the internet too much and now finds a "deep" though to all what's going on, without having real insight, or understanding. It's basically buzzword (buzzpictures).
Wow. These are so beautiful! I love the style. They’re also really haunting and sad, sort of.
Why do people feel the need to explain every drawing? Art doesn't need to be explained. If you need to comment, say how it impacts you and move on.
Wish I could understand more of these without looking for an explanation in the comments. *sigh* Guess I'm not very deep.
The paintings are abstract and the interpretation is not going to be the same for everyone.
Load More Replies... I really didn't enjoy these. The artwork is good, no question, but most of the themes where pretty much edgy tragic memes. Pretentious. I'm sorry, but, yeah. Like someone that has been on the internet too much and now finds a "deep" though to all what's going on, without having real insight, or understanding. It's basically buzzword (buzzpictures).
