Social Media Suffocation

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In Social Media Suffocation, a spider is embedded in the face as a direct representation of social media itself—an invasive presence that feeds quietly and persistently. The figure remains intact and unaware, while the parasite alters perception beneath the surface. The image speaks to addiction without recognition, showing how constant exposure drains vitality and reshapes the way people see, think, believe, feel, and ultimately act. Suffocation here is not sudden or violent, but gradual, intimate, and difficult to detect. Show more