Red Fox Books · 2020
The small mobile device that came flooding into our lives to keep us connected at all hours is causing isolation. In The National, Sandro Bassi portrays our daily life in charcoal, that of beings with the head gacha absorbed by the screens of their mobile phones that no longer look at each other or talk to each other. What need is there? The gadget that we all always carry with us is an unlimited source of knowledge and a tool for connecting with the globalized world that we no longer know how to do without., under pain of anxiety, that is undoing physical and social contact to a minimum. An accident that causes interference in the phones of subway passengers reveals the technological dependence with which we live today so that we look at ourselves from the outside with critical conscience and purpose of amendment. or not. But don't hesitate, look in the mirror The National y, at least, reflect. S.M.
