Amazing These photos may seem surreal, but they reveal a very sad reality

These photos may seem surreal, but they reveal a very sad reality -

Have you ever stopped to think that our constant need to share everything online tells us ? Why do we build images of our lattes, our pets, our faces, our homes and loved ones in a vacuum, and what we expect to get in return? As we sit behind our screens for hours a day, we often forget that life is still going on around us. Time does not wait us to the phone.

Anthony Geiger, a photographer of 20 years who has achieved success and fame beyond his years, decided to go behind the goal to aim at the screens that control us. The end result is an evocative series called ON-FAKE , and he asks us to think long and hard about what exactly the technology we stole.

Geiger sees the screen as "an object of mass subculture, alienating the relationship to our own bodies, and more generally in the physical world."

Geiger sees the screen as "an object of mass subculture, alienating the relation to our own body, and more generally to the physical world."

Antoine Geiger

The collection invites us to reflect on how we construct our identities. In many ways, we create images that forced us on social media.

The collection urges us to think about how we construct our identities. In many ways, we create forced images of who we are on social media.

Anthony Geiger

with the using technology, we can easily create montages of the most pleasant moments of life, and to show that the parts of ourselves that we want everyone to see.

With the help of technology, we can easily create montages of life's most pleasant moments, and show only the parts of ourselves that we want everyone else to see.

Anthony Geiger

The world sees beautiful selfies front of famous monuments, beautiful coffee cups cold autumn morning and the adorable animals that run along pristine shores. But what really happens here

Everything about this kind of self-image is artificial, and in the creation of this image, we lose touch with what it means to experiment life.

Everything about that sort of self-image is contrived, and in creating that image, we lose touch with what it means to experience life.

Anthony Geiger

Geiger photography presents us with the idea that we are being ripped off our natural environment in a world that is less real concern.

Geiger's photography presents us with idea that we're being ripped from our natural surroundings into a world that's disturbingly less real.

Anthony Geiger

And in this sense, we are all guilty ... at least to some extent. We lack on? What do we lose in our real lives as we try to build versions enjoyable taste of these lives for everyone?

And in that sense, we're all guilty...at least to a degree. What are we missing out on? What do we lose in our real lives while we try to construct palatable versions of those lives for everyone else?

Anthony Geiger

But the goal this series is not to place blame. Artists have always commented on the human experience, and this phenomenon happens to be one of the most notable aspects of life in the 21st century.

But the purpose of this series is not to place blame. Artists have always commented on the human experience, and this phenomenon just happens to be one of the most notable aspects about 21st-century life.

Anthony Geiger

Nobody tells you to leave drop your phone in the trash and completely abandon the life you lead online. In many ways, social media connects us to people we would otherwise never know what can be a truly amazing experience. What this talented photographer managed to capture is what happens when you let digital lives crawl and steal parts of our most precious experiences. Everything is about balance.

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Amazing These photos may seem surreal, but they reveal a very sad reality

Geiger sees the screen as "an object of mass subculture, alienating the relationship to our own bodies, and more generally in the physical world."

The collection invites us to reflect on how we construct our identities. In many ways, we create images that forced us on social media.

with the using technology, we can easily create montages of the most pleasant moments of life, and to show that the parts of ourselves that we want everyone to see.

Everything about this kind of self-image is artificial, and in the creation of this image, we lose touch with what it means to experiment life.

Geiger photography presents us with the idea that we are being ripped off our natural environment in a world that is less real concern.

And in this sense, we are all guilty ... at least to some extent. We lack on? What do we lose in our real lives as we try to build versions enjoyable taste of these lives for everyone?

But the goal this series is not to place blame. Artists have always commented on the human experience, and this phenomenon happens to be one of the most notable aspects of life in the 21st century.

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