MOBILE PHONE = COCAINE
"In recent years, screen time has become a common part of childhood. Unfortunately, excessive screen time can have negative effects on children's health and development. The overuse of screens, including smartphones, can lead to issues such as sleep disturbances, behavioral problems, and reduced physical activity. It's important for parents to set limits on screen time and ensure that children have a healthy balance of activities in their lives."
- American Academy of Pediatrics. Statement on Media Use in Children and Adolescents.
"Back Story" is a thought-provoking virtual exhibition that unveils the unsettling realities lurking beneath the surface of our ever-connected world, with a focus on one particularly impactful truth chosen as its central narrative. To bring this narrative to life, I have extensively employed the "Difference" effect throughout the project. This effect serves as a powerful visual tool, allowing us to juxtapose the positive and negative aspects of the subject matter, aligning seamlessly with the overarching theme of the exhibition.
In our quest to establish a distinctive tone and atmosphere, we've judiciously employed a striking dichotomy of black and white alongside vivid red. This color palette symbolizes both the gravitas of the issues explored and the inherent dangers associated with them. Together, these visual elements create an immersive experience that invites visitors to confront and engage with the complex and often unsettling truths behind the ubiquitous mobile phone. As they delve deeper into the virtual exhibition, they'll find themselves challenged to question their own relationship with this essential yet enigmatic device.
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Leaflet (front)
Leaflet (back)
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