You're damn right. How often do we know something we may desire at any given time (insert X here) is what our inner self truly wants, and not (as is more than likely) something believed to be desired by the conditioned self, the "automaton" running on algorithms slotted into place over time by society? These are subtly complex decisions, the whole mental system so complex as to be difficult to unravel to reach what lies beneath, what we call "being true to ourselves". You're right about individualism, but someone somewhere will have exactly the same colour case and ringtone for their cellphone as someone somewhere else, in the end does it really matter, too often the plethora of in-depth qualities that define each human a true individual can be overlooked. So marketing works, as you know well! In the hallowed words of a Mr John M. Osbourne, "you want to be different to everyone else? Dont get a tattoo"

im thinking what to say. i have a choice to tell. but i will not. the image is great nontheless. ..::max::..

I find it humorous that the most highly regarded citizens in the U.S. are those with the economic wherewithal of ingesting and excreting humongous cargo loads of goods and services, as if they have no other purpose. Consumers. Quite insane ... and, in the final analysis, quite deadly to the planet. Excellent artwork.

I like it very much

Agreed... option fatigue is the just dessert for an overfeeding imbecile.

There is not much to argument against, I like your style!

This is so true , people don't realize just how much we modelled by the society which we inhabit

as always, your art has a full concept of diagramation...form..visual art,,,Perceptive Innocence...excellent syndroid

you're just so smart! superbly done :]

Heh, @ Synapse...that's a good Ozzy quote. Rik, I like how you have included the trepanation image. A symbol of your frustration for the idiocy of the masses. It's kind of ironic that graphics and symbols are used here to express your disdain(?) for our absurd consumerist society when graphics and symbols are what make all of this absurdity possible...actually it isn't ironic, it just is. The word "symbol" consists of symbols (letters) and symbolizes the concept of a symbol in and of itself....damn it, I not going to fall into an infinitely regressive though process...

one of the cleverest and boldest points you've ever made. Accompanied by that awesome wallpaper stylized with 50's happy scenes from cookin book in USA, and a font use that always nails down perfectly the mood. You are a blast.