Two years ago, Pawel Kuckzynsk brought us his special gaze for a series of illustrations that they look for another perspective of the impact of certain elements in this modern society such as social networks. Waldo leeOn the other hand, in this image he seeks to offer us another look at what Facebook means and those hundreds of images that make up our appearance on this social network.
In short, a way of showing what happens today in this system and society in which things sometimes go so fast, that we are not able to give ourselves a break to stop and think about it. This Polish illustrator has really stopped to think about some aspects and reflects them in this series of surreal images that have a hidden message in them, although that meaning appears quite evident.
Igor Morski graduated from the Faculty of Interior and Industrial Design of the Higher School of Fine Arts in Poznan, and has been working since the 80's and 90's before finally falling into illustration for the media. It was in 1995 when he opened his own studio.
Morski explains how the time he spent working at Wprost magazine led him, unintentionally, towards a surreal style. He himself admits that he did a job in which many of his illustrations were taken literally, as if what was shown in them were real. They were photo montages with politicians.
Each of the images we share you make up a small reality which we face on a daily basis and which is sometimes difficult to escape. A clear example is that of smartphones when everyone goes down the street like zombies with their device tied to their hand with their gaze fixed on it.
You have on the web y on Facebook to find the rest of his work.