Stuck in stone, as stuck on our phones
<p>Yesterday, I visited the Modern Contemporary Museum in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, to see Banksy. What a surprise of all the other arts we encountered! You can find all the current exhibitions on the<a href="https://mocomuseum.com/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank"> Moco website</a>.</p>
<p>One of the pieces of art that caught my attention was the <strong>New Race, 2019</strong>, by the Italian contemporary artist <a href="https://www.federicoclapis.com/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Federico Clapis</a>. It made me reflect on the usage of our phones, the sought for instant dopamine and the creation of time that once was the goal of developing advanced technology, and now is leaving us with less time to spend outside of the digital space.</p>
<p>In our relentless pursuit of leisure (accompanied by distraction), we often find ourselves lost in a digital labyrinth, unsure of our destination or purpose. Time, once considered a precious resource, has become an illusion as we find ourselves immersed in these screens.</p>
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