Seduced and Enslaved by the Network by giulband

Bryce • Surrealism • posted on Mar 16, 2016

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Description

The social network fascinates and enchants us with the possibility of endless contacts and thousands of "friends" but there imprigione in our homes not leaving us more freedom to meet a FRIEND and look into his eyes

Comments (87)

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android65mar

2:53PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

I like the style- lizardy green meshes behind glass. Very cool.

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calico_jester

2:54PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Very true, however there are means within the .net to create an artificial family...

http://virtualworldsforteens.com/games-where-you-can-have-a-family/ ** with pets that never die, and there is no sickness. How simple this makes life :)

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Domi48

2:55PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Superb work!

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daggerwilldo

3:19PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Very fine commentary on what many are becoming. There is such an allure to living in Cyber. There, we try to control our own narrative but when reality sets in, we are just tiny little bits of data controlled by the whims of the machine.

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MagikUnicorn

3:31PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

GORGEOUS

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soffy

3:51PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Excellent surrealism*****

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Faemike55

4:23PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

powerful and so too true

PhthaloBlue

4:46PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Beautiful image!

martial

4:52PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Bravo I like it .powerfull idea nice illustration

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Desgar

4:57PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

It's like being crammed on a rush-hour train.

Today I thought about going back to Facebook on a regular basis. However I find it too time-consuming and I didn't find the right connections. It's really a poor substitute for face-to-face, PHYSICAL SPACE connections.

Others may (and perhaps should) see things differently, but for me Facebook in particular is more suited for extroverts. As an introvert I need another option, which I've yet to find.

Thanks for the thought-provoking art, Guilband.

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baz35

5:04PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Excellent!

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eekdog

5:09PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Interesting image and idea.

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beachsidelegs Online Now!

5:13PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Fantastic as always my friend love it :)

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marcopol

5:41PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Reminds me of italian Futurism. Why not consider social networks as virtual dynamism of the XXIth century ? Well done

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Freethinker56

6:47PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

What a wonderful concept.This is so cool ...THe ebots are not working well today have not yours yet.

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aqua1955

7:06PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

real wrapped up inside ;) great thoughts!

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donnena

7:40PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

wonderful realization!

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Davidvantol

8:30PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Way to cool! Awesome image my friend!

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Glendaw

9:38PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Very thought provoking concept and perfect visual.

Amazing work as always, well done !

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RodS

9:43PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

A fascinating look at what our 'connected' society has become... It's fun having lots of on-line friends, but I'd like even more to meet them in person. Well done!

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Jollyself Online Now!

9:57PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Love it... great depiction for the concept

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goodoleboy

10:11PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Shades of FACEBOOK in this fabulous interpretation of unrequited friendship. Reminds me of the crazy mirrors at the arcade.

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Madbat

10:31PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

Ah, I can hear them now..."One of us! One of Us! One of Us!"

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3DClassics123456

10:32PM | Wed, 16 March 2016

You always have strange ideas! I agree with your comment about the network. But I have met in their country very interesting and nice people ( in France, USA, Germany, Turkey, Portugal ) who are friends now thanks to Renderosity.

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