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I believe that the author's intentions were to represent that we are so intaked and centered around our phones that eventually we will block out books and any other part of unsocial society out of our lives and in a  couple decades children even adults wont understand the idea and freedom of books and  other resources that are useful and alternative.

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I think the Artists intention with making this is that we don't even read because we are on our phones so much. He is trying to say that we use our phones over reading books. As the article says," We are spending way much time doing stuff that doesn't matter to us.

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The artical says, "Most people now check their smartphones 150 times per day, or every six minutes," Colier wrote. This shows that are phones are attached to us. They are our closest friends. They will continue to grow on is till we cant put them down.

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1. The authors intention with this piece of art work was to show how people nowadays are addicted/tied to their smartphones with no rest. It also shows how people are slaves to their phones which has become borders preventing to spend time in the real world.
2. This piece of art work shows how teens and adults are becoming addicted to their smartphones. Smartphones are starting to take control of our lives. Smartphones has affected society in a negative, smartphones have become a distraction for student, driver, workers, etc.
"Starting at ever-younger ages, is transforming modern society in ways that can have negative effects on physical and mental health".
The quote above reflects on how the addiction to smartphones can also damage physical and mental health.

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1:The authors intention for this image is to show how our phones are glued to our faces. The phones are on our face and don't leave and we are trapped from our phones. "The World Unplugged project," investigators at the University of Maryland reported that "a clear majority" of students in the 10 countries studied experiences distress when they tried to go without their devices for 24 hours" This quote makes my picture even more reasonable. The fact that we cannot even go 24 hours without our phones tells us that we are addicted and the phones are glued to our faces.
2: They are trying to say that smartphones in today's society is controlling and addictive. They are also trying to say that our society is relying and trusting in phones so much that its ingrained us to use it and that is when we get to addicted that we cannot stop it.

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The artist intentions with this photo is that us people are most of the time glued to our phones which makes us sometimes not paying attention to our surroundings. Our faces are not actually "glued" to our phones, but this picture is making it seem like that because were so attached to them, I mean were out in the streets, walking, in the car, etc.

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The authors reason for making this picture is to show people that our phones are so glued to us. In our society today we get so attached to our phones that we can not even put them down. It is almost like the phone is growing inside of us.

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The artist made this picture to show how we are attached to are phones and how we have to use our phones wherever we go

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I can infer that this artist intended to show us how the new generation is addicted to our phones, and how the old generation is very self-discipline.

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I think the artist had intended to (obviously) add a younger and an older couple to show the difference. The older couple is experiencing real romance. As the the younger couple is portraying them staring at their phones rather than each other.

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The artists intention with this photo is to show that parents are enabling their children to use phones. The artists intention in this image is to show that the parents are training the children to be dependent on their electronics. The quote from 'How smartphone addiction is affecting our physical and mental health' paragraph 3 says "Toddlers in strollers playing with a digital device - a parent's or perhaps even their own".

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1: The authors intention for this image is to show how our phones are glued to our faces. The phones are on our face and don't leave and we are trapped

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I can infer that the authors intention in creating this photo was to show how society is so crowded by their technology that they lack information about reality. According to "How smartphone addiction is affecting our physical and mental health" it states " every hour spent on a device is likely to be indoor, sedentary one." What I can interpret from this quote is that while on your phone you're busy or distracted by whats on your phone, rather than learning or being involved by new things.

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1. The authors intention of this piece of art work was to show how nowadays people are addicted/ tied to their phones with no rest.
2.This picture reflects on how advanced technology has started to damage

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1. I think the artist's intention is to allow humanity to contemplate  about what cell phones are doing to our lives, while we think everything is normal.

2. In my opinion, the artist is trying to say that cell phones are always in our lives by creating a border between the people we love and care for. This border is always there and blocking us from the real beauty in life that an individual has created. “Too many of us have become slaves to the devices that were supposed to free us, giving us more time to experience life and the people we love. Instead, we’re constantly bombarded by bells, buzzes, and chimes…”

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The artists intention of creating this picture was to show how couples now in days are more interested in their phones than they are in each other. The artist is trying to show what cellphones are doing to young people. In the picture it shows an older couple in the back sitting together on a bench kissing each other and enjoying each others company. Then, it shows a younger couple sitting on a bench together but not paying attention to each other, instead their attention is directed to their cellphones.

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The picture shows that people will pay attention to more digital things rather than the same thing but in  person. Theres a bird outside thats chirping but they boy would rather pay attention to the twitter account and sit on his phone rather than talk to his friend next to him and look at the real bird.
In reality the picture is trying to tell us that our phone is so apart of us we cant even take our eyes off of it for one second to enjoy our time with friends or family or as a matter of fact anyone outside of the screen. When we hear a buzz, chime, ding or a vibration we have to pick it up. we have to look at it, at this point its just instinct.

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The authors intention with this picture is that cell phones are destroying our lives. This image shows that people are sort of glued to their phones and can't take the phones away from their faces. The author is trying to show how people should spend more time with real things rather than always being on their phone. Something that could back up my point of view is a quote from article 1 "spend more time with what really matters" which points towards friends and family instead your phones.

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1) The artist's intention of creating this artwork was to let people visualize what cell phones are doing to us. He wants people to see a real life picture of what phones are doing to us and our human relationships.
2) The author is trying to say that phones are blocking us from each other and that with phones present, it is almost impossible to communicate with others. In Article 1, paragraph 7, it states, "Too many of us have become slaves to the devices that were supposed to free us, giving us more time to experience life and the people we love."

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1. I think the artist's intentions for this image were to put across the message that people are becoming attached to their phones in a very unhealthy way. I also believe this picture is trying show that people are "glued" to their cellphones in a visual appearance.
2. I think that the artist is trying to say that cellphones are becoming a bad habit in today's society. As stated in Article 1, " The near-universal access to digital technology, starting at ever-younger ages, is transforming modern society in ways that can have negative effects on physical and mental health..."

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1. The artist intentions with this picture is that people are being to attached to their phones. This image is showing that since people never look away from their phones, they are being sucked into them.
2. The artist is trying to say that society these days are to dependent on their phones and that we need to take a step away from them. People these days are so focused on what is inside their phones, like notifications texts, etc. that they never see what is around them. Lin-Manuel Miranda talked about how If we always looked on our phones and never looked up, we would never have Hamilton, one of the biggest musicals in the world. Today society is to attached to their phones and need to be able to unsuck from their social media world and see what is really out their, we need to experience life in the real world, not through a phone screen.

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1.) The artist's intention with making this piece of artwork was to show that phones take control of us much like a facehugger from "Alien" or a headcrab from "Half-life", we become mere vessels for the phone, the phones have more control over our daily activities than we do of it.
2.) The artist is trying to say that cellphones, no matter what, take out attention away from things that really matter. "'Without open spaces and downtime, the nervous system never shuts down -- it's in constant fight-or-flight mode,' Colier said in an interview. 'We're wired and tired all the time. Even computers reboot, but we're not doing it.'" (Article 1 Paragraph 10)
No matter the time of day we are on technology

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1. I think this artists intentions of making this was to explain to people that we are on our phones too much and we can't live a day without using it.
2. I think the artist is trying to show us that we are glued to our phones and we are very addicted to it by making thee guys phone attached to his face in the picture.
3. In the article it says " Most people check their smartphones 150 times per day, or every six minutes." when I read this quote right away I thought of this picture because it gives us a visual on how it looks like when we are on our phones all day. The article also says that we send about 110 texts a day which tells us that people are on their phones all the time instead of talking with people in person. I got that information from (Paragraph 8).

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I think the Artists intention with making this is that we don't even read because we are on our phones so much. He is trying to say that we use our phones over reading books. As the article says,"

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1. I think that the artist's intention for this piece of work is that while our phone sounds out many bells and notifications, they can't compare to the true sounds of nature. No twitter notification could sound like the sound of a true bird from nature.
2. I think that the artist is saying that this generation should pay attention more to the things outside, compared to just looking down at their phone all the time. This generation should take the time to admire the outdoors by putting their phone away and going outside sometimes. In paragraph 11 of Article One, it states "'It's connections to other human beings -- real-life connections, not digital ones -- that nourish us and make us feel like we count. Our presence, our full attention is the most important thing we can give each other." This means that we need to give more attention to our loved ones, compared to just texting them or speaking through the phone. Talking to someone in real life gives the other party a better feeling, one of knowing how they matter, compared to you sending a heart emoji through iMessage. You feel supported and loved most when you have people in real life talking to you face-to-face. It gives you a better understanding on how to really talk and interact with people and it makes the other feel better.